Regards,

Stephane Drapeau
Obeo

Great, Stephane, thank you very much.
May I suggest an update of the info at the STP download page to avoid confusion to future comers?.
Best regards,
Juan Pedro

Stephane Drapeau escribió:

Hi Juan Pedro,

Access to [0] is not allowed.

To access the policy editor repository use [1]. You can find the repository locations for each STP project here: [2].

Stephane Drapeau
Obeo

[0]: http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp
[1]: http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp/org.eclipse.stp.policy-editor/org.eclipse.stp.policy

[2]: http://wiki.eclipse.org/STP/Source_Code

Juan Pedro Silva a écrit :

Hello everybody. I'm trying to access the SVN to check out the org.eclipse.stp.xef.test fragment for the policy editor, but cannot access the repository.
In the STP web it says that you can access either, and I quote:

/*svn+ssh://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp* Anonymous read-access is enabled at http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp for those who want to view to code, committers should log in to make changes./

I tried both with no luck. the svn+ssh doesn't take Anonymous/Anonymous, Anonymous/"", or my bugzilla username/password.
The http(s) or svn (without ssh) repositories are not even found.

I see that now the repository is split, and in the viewcvs the new address is http://dev.eclipse.org/viewsvn/index.cgi/org.eclipse.stp.policy/trunk/?root=STP_POLICYEDITOR

but I couldn't access that repository either.

How should I currently acces the respository?.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
              Juan Pedro

Hi Juan Pedro,

Access to [0] is not allowed.

To access the policy editor repository use [1]. You can find the repository locations for each STP project here: [2].

Stephane Drapeau
Obeo

[0]: http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp
[1]: http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp/org.eclipse.stp.policy-editor/org.eclipse.stp.policy

[2]: http://wiki.eclipse.org/STP/Source_Code

Juan Pedro Silva a écrit :

Hello everybody. I'm trying to access the SVN to check out the org.eclipse.stp.xef.test fragment for the policy editor, but cannot access the repository.
In the STP web it says that you can access either, and I quote:

/*svn+ssh://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp* Anonymous read-access is enabled at http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp for those who want to view to code, committers should log in to make changes./

I tried both with no luck. the svn+ssh doesn't take Anonymous/Anonymous, Anonymous/"", or my bugzilla username/password.
The http(s) or svn (without ssh) repositories are not even found.

I see that now the repository is split, and in the viewcvs the new address is http://dev.eclipse.org/viewsvn/index.cgi/org.eclipse.stp.policy/trunk/?root=STP_POLICYEDITOR

but I couldn't access that repository either.

How should I currently acces the respository?.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
              Juan Pedro

Access to [0] is not allowed.

Stephane Drapeau
Obeo

Hello everybody. I'm trying to access the SVN to check out the org.eclipse.stp.xef.test fragment for the policy editor, but cannot access the repository.
In the STP web it says that you can access either, and I quote:

/*svn+ssh://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp* Anonymous read-access is enabled at http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/stp for those who want to view to code, committers should log in to make changes./

I tried both with no luck. the svn+ssh doesn't take Anonymous/Anonymous, Anonymous/"", or my bugzilla username/password.
The http(s) or svn (without ssh) repositories are not even found.

I see that now the repository is split, and in the viewcvs the new address is http://dev.eclipse.org/viewsvn/index.cgi/org.eclipse.stp.policy/trunk/?root=STP_POLICYEDITOR
but I couldn't access that repository either.

How should I currently acces the respository?.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
              Juan Pedro

SOPERA Validation: XSD Validation: ['org.xml.sax.SAXParseException:
cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'wsp:Policy'.']

Gilbert, thank you very much for your answer.
Cheers,
            Juan Pedro

Gilbert Mirenque escribió:

Hola Juan ;)
recently I had a similar problem. But directly with the SOPERA-Platform
(which uses STP as well). Maybe you find this thread useful:
http://forum.sopera.com/showthread.php?t=47

regards
Gilbert

Juan Pedro Silva schrieb:

Hi everybody, back again.
I'm trying to use STP`s Policy editor and Policy Validator (I'm new to
all this, so please apologize me if I'm asking basic stuff).
However, I'm having problems while validating even the simplest of
policy documents (no matter if created by the wizard or downloaded from
the Internet).
The error I'm getting is:

SOPERA Validation: XSD Validation: ['org.xml.sax.SAXParseException:
cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'wsp:Policy'.']

It looks like an Internet connection issue, but eclipse connects
perfectly to the Internet, and the rest of the validators work fine (XSD
and WSDL validators work ok). I even downloaded the policy schema and
added it to the XML Catalog, and I'm still getting the same error message.
Does anybody have any ideas on the reason/solution for this?.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Juan Pedro

David Wynter wrote:

Camel looks like a good choice, except for two things.

1. Can the BPMN be transformed to suit two coordinated execution environments, one for the ESB stuff in Camel and one for the human interactions with screens that depend on certain outcomes from the ETL tasks executing in the ESB?

2. Is there any transformation from the BPMN to one of Camels DSLs? ( Scala, Spring XML config or Fluent API) I could find nothing. I suppose I could do a IM->Scala transformation...

--oh

Thx Antoine,
It's a pity. So I should code the tracking methode on my own. I've once
read that you said that your metamodel out of the ecore set was highly
customized in the source code. Do you have an uml diagram or something
like that which represents the internal model of how you saved and
structured the data of an bpmn diagram?

Yeah, of course everything is specified, no worries on that.
The BPMN modeler domain is explained here:
http://eclipse.org/bpmn/model/index.php

Hi Felix,

AFAIK there's no traversal implementation for this.
Given that the Resource is a tree, you can probably read it with a
TreeIterator,
keep the elements that are of interest and build an object model from
there, or
track the start event and follow its connections.

Thanks,

Antoine

Felix wrote:

Hi,
I generated a BPMN diagram and saved it in a file. For my further work I
only need the *.bpmn file which contains the model without the visual
information for the editor. This model I've already loaded with the help
of a resourceSet into an object of BpmnPackage. My question is if there
are already some methods to traverse this graph which is instantiate in
an object from the type BpmnPackage.

In my case I want to follow the process flow from a begin event to an
end event.

thx Felix

Zum Beitrag:

http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/newsLists/news.eclipse.stp/msg00727.html

Hi Felix,

AFAIK there's no traversal implementation for this.
Given that the Resource is a tree, you can probably read it with a TreeIterator,
keep the elements that are of interest and build an object model from there, or
track the start event and follow its connections.

Thanks,

Antoine

Felix wrote:

Hi,
I generated a BPMN diagram and saved it in a file. For my further work I
only need the *.bpmn file which contains the model without the visual
information for the editor. This model I've already loaded with the help
of a resourceSet into an object of BpmnPackage. My question is if there
are already some methods to traverse this graph which is instantiate in
an object from the type BpmnPackage.

In my case I want to follow the process flow from a begin event to an
end event.

thx Felix

Zum Beitrag:

http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/newsLists/news.eclipse.stp/msg00727.html