| Re: [soa-pmc] Joint Submission for SOA Track |
Hi Marc, I would certainly be interested in taking part in this. I’m sorry I’m completely over my head this week hence my slow (and small) reply. I could contribute to a general presentation by presenting how Mangrove fits in the overall picture as well as talk about DSL integration in BPMS/SOA through Mangrove, which could be interesting to a number of people in the Eclipse community. Here’s a first draft of what I could be talking about: Designing business process models and service oriented artifacts in Eclipse is well supported by a variety of tools, such as the set of editors available in the Eclipse SOA top-level project. Similarly, many people use domain specific editors to instantiate their DSLs. We aim to bridge the two worlds in order to bring the power of DSL expressivity into the SOA/BPM enterprise modeling tools while properly leveraging SOA runtime support. We will present and demonstrate how popular Eclipse SOA modeling tools can be connected with DSL editors while preserving consistency of artifacts. We will show: - How business processes defined with Eclipse BPMN editors can define DSL subprocesses that can subsequently be refined in their respective DSL editors - How DSL-based processes can be exposed in BPMN and SOA architectural diagrams (SCA) - The talk will illustrate these points through practical demonstrations using existing Eclipse editors. It will also show practically how any DSL can be integrated in this manner by highlighting the various plugins that need to be used. The artifacts stored in the Mangrove instance will be displayed visually using the new Mangrove editor. Adrian. From: Marc Dutoo [mailto:marc.dutoo@xxxxxxxxxxx] Hi Marc Note that we are not talking about collaborative model editing, as in Eclipse Dawn / CDO, but at what happens once edition has ended and how to make it valuable beyond Eclipse-using business analysts and architects. This is a larger problem than specific Eclipse BPMN / Mangrove integration with EasySOA Core as demonstrated last year at the same place, that we sought to answer with a far more generic solution. To make things short, it involves the CMIS standard and its Apache Chemistry client on the DMS side, and a customizable ATL model-to-model transformation with matching and filtering strategies on the Eclipse EMF model side. Our demonstration has been done in the case of Eclipse Java Workflow Tooling (JWT) models (for now it’s been prototyped as an Eclipse JWT transformation). It’s been tested to work with a bare Nuxeo DMS as well as with its Alfresco Open Source competitor. From here, we’d like to write an ATL transformation more specific to the EasySOA Core extensions to the Nuxeo model.
Gents, as we could not address this in todays call: I am proposing to submit a proposal for a joint half or full day SOA/BPM track as a joint contribution for Eclipse Con Europe. I had discussed this with a bunch of program committee members already and they seem to like it. If you agree we should gather presentation abstracts this week – I am happy to assemble those for a proposal we can all sign off over the weekend. Thoughts? Marc Dr. Marc Gille * Senior Vice President, Product Management, Infinity * Global Business Services and Technology * SunGard * Solmsstr. 18, 60486 Frankfurt am Main, Germany * Phone +49 69 70768-580 * Fax +49 69 70768-599 * Mobile +49 176 1111 0170 * marc.gille@xxxxxxxxxxx * www.sungard.com
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