My dissertation project centers around portability metrics for process-oriented software. I propose metrics and evaluate them by analyzing real-world process models. To perform these analyses, I implement the metrics in a metrics suite and recently I merged my efforts of the last years into a shining new project, the PROcess-aware information systems Portability mEtrics suite, … More Portability metrics with prope
These days, I use gradle as build system in all of my projects. More precisely, I use the gradle wrapper, as it makes installation even more easy. You don’t even have to have gradle installed, Java is enough. The wrapper is a shell or bash script, depending on the OS, and downloads gradle along with … More Using Travis CI with Gradle Wrapper
My work on process engine benchmarking and standard conformance testing in the last year, building tools like betsy, motivated me too look deeper into portability aspects of service-oriented processes. With the capabilities of betsy growing more and more – we now can benchmark a total of eight engines, although not all of them can be … More The bpp tool
In my work of the last years, I have dealt quite often with the Web Services Business Process Execution Language (BPEL). BPEL is an open specification of a (Web services-based) process language and thanks to that you can write process definitions in this language without locking in to a specific BPEL engine. So if your … More Besty – A BPEL Engine Test System
