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1. Sun Solaris 9 SPARC GNU Linux x86 3 4 Reference System As of June 2007 we use the following system developing and building BPEL20WFN Apple MacBook 2 GB RAM Mac OS X 10 4 9 Tiger GNU Compiler Collection 4 0 1 Apple Computer Inc build 5367 Flex version 2 5 33 GNU Bison version 2 3 Kimwitu version 2 3 11 The version numbers are not to be understood as system requirements but as a help if you fail to compile the sources Chapter 4 Change Log 8 4 Change Log Most recent version at the end of this section Version 1 0 16 January 2006 input e BPEL process compliant to the specificiation BPEL4WS version 1 1 May 2003 output e LoLA Petri net e open workflow net e Dot representation implemented patterns e Christian Stahl A Petri Net Semantics for BPEL Informatik Berichte 188 Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin July 2005 Version 1 1 24 February 2006 new output formats e APNN Abstract Petri Net Notation Petri net e PNML Petri Net Markup Language Petri net e low level PEP Programming Environment based on Petri Nets Petri net overworked patterns e the Stahl semantics see version 1 0 has been enhanced and can be parametrized e original semantics e models without BPEL s standard faults e acyclic models For static analysis rm more information please refer to the User s Manual e To reduce the size of the Petri net model static analysis is used to only gen2. activity does no longer receive messages e Structural reduction rules no longer change the semantics of the switch activity e Structural reduction rules no longer remove the loop transition for deadlock search Version 2 0 0 20 April 2007 input e executable BPELAWS 1 1 processes e executable WS BPEL 2 0 processes e abstract BPELAWS 1 1 processes experimental e abstract WS BPEL 2 0 processes experimental output e Petri net file formats APNN INA untimed low level LoLA low level Fiona oWFN PEP notation low level PNML with extension to model interfaces SPIN Promela e other file formats Graphviz dot XML implemented patterns e overworked feature complete Petri net semantics for BPELAWS 1 1 and WS BPEL 2 0 e overworked simplified Petri net semantics to model the communicational behavior only e several versions of each pattern controlled by command line parameters static analysis e 44 of 94 static analysis goals of the WS BPEL specification are checked e read access to uninitialized variables can be detected using the CFG control flow graph e conflicting receiving activities can be detected using the CFG miscellaneous e completely overworked architecture e all Petri net related functions are packaged to a Petri net API application programming interface to be published independently of BPEL20WFN soon e statistics of the input process are displayed after implicit transformation rules ar
3. dencies page 6 to compile Perform a number of self tests the directory tests contains several BPEL processes which are read and compiled Chapter 3 Tool Dependencies 6 3 Tool Dependencies 3 1 Required Programs To compile BPEL20WFN you do not need any specific program other than the GNU Compiler Collection If you however want to change the program e g add new Petri net patterns you need the following programs to generate source code These programs are as BPEL2oWFN itself free software distributed under the GNU General Public License Flex A fast scanner generator Flex is needed to generate the lexer of BPEL20WFN Flex was written by Vern Paxon Copyright 1990 The Regents of the University of California All rights re served Flex is available under http www gnu org software flex flex html Bison The YACC compatible Parser Generator Bison is needed to generate the parser of BPEL20WFN Bison was written by Robert Corbett und Richard Stallman Copyright 1992 1998 1999 2003 2004 2005 Free Software Foundation Inc Bison is available under http www gnu org software bison bison html Kimwitu The Term Processor Kimwitu is needed to generate all files managing the AST abstract syntax tree Kimwitu was written by Toby Neumann and Michael Piefel Copy right 1988 1997 Axel Belinfante University of Twente Copyright 1997 2007 Michael Piefel Humboldt University Berlin Kimwitu is availab
4. 2 Directorfies cc ict tds ce aware ker ete ee re 1 2 Setup and Installation azeau anna aaa 2 2 4 DE Te er Te II UL ne ieee aie 2 2 2 Installation dere he t un 3 2 3 Problems during Setup or Installation eessseeeeeeeseee e 4 2 4 Makefile Targets 4322 00527000 tens len Pexdeanbesgalted 4 3 Tool Dependencies ess 6 3 l Required Programs 3 22 odisse Re sand atte bacs PORE ee Race asd nr 6 3 2 Optional Programs cese sense an rec ae na TENET 6 3 3 Supported Platforms caus aa ai Eden une 6 3 4 Reference System e d irer beens ea ee ie eb 7 4 Change DOE Bassa sd anne er 8 bp c ein 1 0 16 January 2006 RE 8 Version 1 1 24 February 2006 1 ie 8 Version 12 16 April 2006 ne eier 8 Version 2 0 0120 April 2UDT eee ood 4424er re nd 9 Version 20 1 11 May 2007 eurer een m 9 Version 202 C15 dune 2007 eek 10 5 Authors and Acknowledgements 11 Del AUNO ere baden edes dE RE eR re ee ae ud nc 11 5 2 Acknowledgements sssssseeeeeeseees ira E eh eher 11 5 3 Contact Person nen ee nee 12 Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License 13 Chapter 1 Contents of this Distribution 1 1 Contents of this Distribution 1 1 Files AUTHORS A list of the authors of BPEL20WFN acknowledgements and a contact address ChangeLog The change log listing all changes made during the distribution versions of BPEL20WFN COPYING The GNU General P
5. BPEL20oWFN Chapter 5 Authors and Acknowledgements 12 e Jan Martijn van der Werf Technische Universiteit Eindhoven for his help with the PNML oWFN format BPEL20WEN is part of the Tools4BPEL project funded by the German Bundesministerium f r Bildung und Forschung 5 3 Contact Person Niels Lohmann Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin Institut f r Informatik Unter den Linden 6 10099 Berlin Germany Homepage http www informatik hu berlin de top mitarbeiter lohmann E mail nlohmann informatik hu berlin de Skype nlohmann Phone 49 30 2093 3070 Fax 49 30 2093 3067 Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License 13 Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License Version 1 2 November 2002 Copyright 2000 2001 2002 Free Software Foundation Inc 51 Franklin St Fifth Floor Boston MA 02110 1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document but changing it is not allowed 0 PREAMBLE The purpose of this License is to make a manual textbook or other functional and useful document free in the sense of freedom to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it with or without modifying it either commercially or noncommercially Secondarily this License preserves for the author and publisher a way to get credit for their work while not being considered responsible for modifications made by others This License is a kind of copyleft which means tha
6. BPELE gt OWFN Translating BPEL Processes into Open Workflow Nets GNU BPEL20WFN Version 2 0 2 15 June 2007 Installation Manual Niels Lohmann About this document This manual describes the installation of GNU BPEL20WFN version 2 0 2 a tool translating a web service described in BPEL into open workflow net oWFN last updated 15 June 2007 Copyright c 2005 2006 2007 Niels Lohmann Permission is granted to copy distribute and or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License Version 1 2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation with no Invariant Sections with the Front Cover Texts being A GNU Manual and with the Back Cover Texts as in a below A copy of the license is included in the section entitled GNU Free Documentation License a The FSF s Back Cover Text is You have freedom to copy and modify this GNU Manual like GNU software Once GNU BPEL20WFN is installed please read the User s Manual which is part of the distribution or can be downloaded from the website of GNU BPEL20WFN http www gnu org software bpel2owfn S Toots 4 BPEL GNU DBPEL20oWFN was developed during the Tools4BPEL project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research BMBF see http www informatik hu berlin de top tools4bpel for details Table of Contents 1 Contents of this Distribution T usse sess 1 jl Files ae ae Bee ee ee rst 1 1
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10. e applied e messages are classified error warning etc and numbered to allow for a detailed description in the manual Version 2 0 1 11 May 2007 fixed bugs e lt if gt lt switch gt pattern did not work with parameter communicationonly Chapter 4 Change Log 10 e flow activities in repeated constructs lt while gt lt repeatUntil gt could result in unbounded nets e parameter xor could crash miscellaneous e new parameter nointerface allows to create dot output of the generated Petri net model without drawing the interface e transitions of the Petri net model are labeled and colored according to their role only for dot mode e Petri net reduction rules can be chosen using the reduce option e improved performance of composition of nets in the consistency mode Version 2 0 2 15 June 2007 new features e BPEL4Chor choreographies can be translated further information to come e WSDL files can be parsed to support the translation of a BPEL process e abstract BPEL processes both BPELAWS 1 1 and WS BPEL 2 0 are now parsed miscellaneous e when parsing multiple BPEL processes wildcard like bpel can be used Chapter 5 Authors and Acknowledgements 11 5 Authors and Acknowledgements 5 1 Authors BPEL20WFN was written by Niels Lohmann Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin Christian Gierds Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin Martin Znamirowski Humb
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12. erate nodes for the DPE dead path elimination when necessary miscellaneous e The compiler generator tools Flex Bison and Kimwitu are not any more necessary to compile BPEL20WFN the generated sources are now part of the distrubution e The oWFN format was overworked and allows final markings e GNU getopt allows more flexible command line parameter processing allowing to create several output file formats in a single run e Debug output can be written into a log file e The classes organizing the Petri nets are overworked for performance and extensibility fixed bugs e The generation of all possible types of the lt invoke gt activity synchronous asyn chronous with and without implicit scope is overworked Version 1 2 6 April 2006 overworked patterns e more parameterized versions of the Stahl semantics see version 1 1 e acyclic models also acyclic event handlers Chapter 4 Change Log 9 e models without variables e models without standard faults occuring while handling a fault For more information please refer to the User s Manual static analysis e A control flow graph can be built and used to detect the use of uninitialized variables miscellaneous e The command line parameter p finishloop is renamed to p finalloop e Structural reduction rules remove all structural dead nodes of the generated Petri net model fixed bugs e Pattern of asynchronous invoke
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16. le under http site informatik hu berlin de kimwitu 3 2 Optional Programs BPEL20WFN is a compiler and thus creating output files which can be read by several other programs These programs are not needed to compile BPEL20WFN yet without these programs BPEL20WFN makes not much sense LoLA a Low Level Petri net Analyzer LoLA is an explicit model checker implementing a broad variety of reduction techniques such as partial order reduction symmetries or the sweep line method LoLA was written by Karsten Schmidt and is available under http www informatik hu berlin de kschmidt lola html Graphviz the Graph Visualization Software Graphviz is a graph visualization software with several graph layout programs including dot Graphviz is maintained by AT amp T Labs and is available under http www graphviz org The Graphviz tool dot can be used to create a graphical representation of the generated Petri net in PNG Portable Network Graphic format If dot is not found on your system BPEL20WFN will only create a dot file and does not try to invoke dot 3 3 Supported Platforms BPEL20WFN is implemented in ANSI C and ANSI C and should compile on nearly any platform that supports the GNU Compiler Collection However we tested BPEL20WFN on these platforms e Microsoft Windows 2000 x86 e Microsoft Windows XP x86 Chapter 3 Tool Dependencies 7 Microsoft Vista Business x86 Apple Mac OS X Tiger PowerPC and x86 Sun Solaris 8 SPARC
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22. oldt Universit t zu Berlin 5 2 Acknowledgements We would like to thank Sylvain Beucler GNU Project for his help moving BPEL20WFN to Savannah Maarten Boote Technische Universiteit Eindhoven for integrating BPEL20WFN to LaQuSo Antoon van Breda a k a Jaded Hobo for the original version of the colorconsole h header Jan Bretschneider Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin for patient C help Dirk Fahland Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin for fruitful discussions about BPEL s semantics Carsten Frenkler Gedilan Technologies for challenging BPEL processes Mario Karrenbrock FH Wilhelmshaven SAP for finding bugs and testing the consistency mode Dieter Konig BM for valuable advice concerning BPEL Oliver Kopp Universitat Stuttgart for challenging BPEL processes Axel Martens IBM for valuable advice concerning BPEL Harald Meyer Hasso Plattner Institute for pointing out a bug in the parser Simon Moser IBM for valuable advice concerning BPEL Chun Ouyang Queensland University of Technology for discussion about the Petri net semantics Michael Piefel Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin for help with Kimwitu Dennis Reinert Humboldt Universit t zu Berlin for his work on the first versions of BPEL20WFN Eric Verbeek Technische Universiteit Eindhoven for integrating BPEL20WFN to the ProM framework and valuable comments on BPEL s link semantics Ernesto Santana Diaz for writing a Java based GUI for
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28. spective static analysis error message Finally sub directoris consistency and bpel4chor contain processes to check the choreography mode The tests can be triggered with make check TA daily updated version of the code documentation can be accessed at http www informatik hu berlin de top tools4bpel bpel2owfn documentation doxygen Chapter 2 Setup and Installation 2 2 Setup and Installation The distribution environment of BPEL20WFN was created using the GNU Autotools If you are familiar with the setup and installation procedure of any GNU tool you may skip this section 2 1 Setup To setup the installation environment and to compile BPEL20WFN simply follow these steps 1 Unpack the source tarball by entering gunzip bpel2owfn 2 0 2 tar gz tar xf bpel2owfn 2 0 2 tar 2 Enter that directory cd bpel2owfn 2 0 2 3 Run the configure shell script which attempts to guess correct values for various system dependent variables used during compilation It uses those values to create a Makefile in each directory of the package Entering configure should lead to an output like checking for a BSD compatible install usr bin install c checking whether build environment is sane yes checking for a thread safe mkdir p usr bin mkdir p checking for gawk gawk checking whether make sets MAKE yes checking build system type i686 pc cygwin checking
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30. ublic License GPL under which BPEL20WEN is distributed INSTALL Setup and Installation instructions and all information needed to bootstrap BPEL20WFN NEWS News concerning the most recent version of BPEL20WFN README A file describing the contents of the distribution Moreover the distribution s root directory contains several files controlling the setup build and installation process These files were generated by the GNU Autotools For more information on the installation process see Chapter 2 Setup and Installation page 2 1 2 Directories src The sources of BPEL20WFN The current development sources can be access via anonymous CVS see https savannah gnu org cvs group bpel2owfn for more information Each file contains a short documentation of what it does as well as Doxygen styled comments see http www stack nl dimitri doxygen for details doc The documentation of BPEL20WFN consisting of a manual and this installation manual The documentation is in Texinfo format and can be converted into many file formats using make format where format is a file format out of dvi htm1 pdf or ps tests Several test processes to self test BPEL20WFN The sub directory tesfiles con tains the example processes of the WS BPEL 2 0 and the BPEL4WS 1 2 specifica tion respectively The sub directory sa_tests contains for each supported static analysis goal a test file that triggers the re
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