BPMN to UML
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It is about the idea of translating BPMN to UML by using ATL(ATLAS Transformation Language)
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BPMN to UML
- 1. TRANSLATE FROM BPMNUML TEAM 02: TRAN QUOC TUAN PHAM TAN LIEM NGUYEN THI NGOC PHU PHAN DINH VUONG PROFESSOR: TOMAS BENZ
- 2. AGENDA Introduction BPMN UML Mapping from BPMN to UML Demo Assessment Summary Q&A
- 7. BPMN – BASIC ELEMENTS
- 9. UML - INTRODUCTION Graphical notations to express software architecture Behavioral Structural element of spec. irrespective of time • • • • • • Class Component Deployment Object Composite structure Package behavioral features of a system / business process • • • • Activity State machine Use case Interaction Interaction emphasize object interaction • • • • Communication (collaboration) Sequence Interaction overview Timing
- 10. UML – ACTIVITY DIAGRAM • Model workflow & software system behavior • Data flow models [order reject] Receive Order Fill Order Close Order Ship Order [order accepted] Send Invoice Invoice Accept Make Payment Payment
- 11. UML – ACTIVITY DIAGRAM Basic Constructs of UML AD 2.0
- 12. WHY ACTIVITY DIAGRAM FOR WORKFLOW/PROCESS MODELING? • Visualize workflow, think functionally • Activities can happen in parallel • Inter-relationship with other activities • Various degree of details
- 15. RICH BPMN ELEMENTS • Embody different meanings (>= 2) in the same single concept Start Message Event 1. Start the process 2. Accept a message
- 16. OVERLOADED BPMN ELEMNTS Have different meanings according to the way they are used in a model Wash car Repair car Decorate car ForkNode (split) MergeNode (Join) Drive car
- 17. ATLAS TRANSFORMATION LANGUAGE (ATL) • Model transformation solution • A language + development environment • Major components of the M2M Eclipse project • A hybrid language (declarative & imperative styles) • Rules + Helper (used in rules). • Sample http://www.eclipse.org/atl/atlTransformations/
- 18. ATL HELPER
- 19. ATL RULE
- 20. ONE-TO-ONE MAPPING • Define matching rules From Clause To Clause Input Single Element Output Single Element
- 21. SINGLE SOURCE TO COMPOSED TARGET • Define matching rules From Clause To Clause Input Single Element Output Number & type of Elements
- 22. OVERLOADED BPMN ELEMNTS Have different meanings according to the way they are used in a model Wash car Repair car Decorate car ForkNode (split) MergeNode (Join) Drive car
- 23. SINGLE SOURCE, DIFFERENT CONTEXTUAL INTERPRETATIONS
- 24. SINGLE SOURCE, DIFFERENT CONTEXTUAL INTERPRETATIONS
- 25. DEMO ONE LOOK WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
- 26. ASSESSMENT • Mapping process is immature • Can’t map complex BPMN objects or scenarios • Is there a need for BPMN – UML mapping? • BPMN is not always superior to UML (*add reference) • Why not train people BPMN? PROPOSE: Oracle map from BPMN to BPEL (Developer friendly)
- 27. Q&A
Notas do Editor
- BPMN more popular: provides extensive means to describe event-driven behavior.
- Here is the chart describingOrdering food of Customers and waiter.Very simple
- Standard language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems, business modeling and other non-software systems.The UML represents a collection of best engineering practices that have proven successful in the modeling of large and complex systems.The UML is a very important part of developing object oriented software and the software development process. The UML uses mostly graphical notations to express the design of software projects. Using the UML helps project teams communicate, explore potential designs, and validate the architectural design of the software. The various modelling notations essentially divide into three main groups:• Behaviour diagrams, which describe the overallfunctionality of the software at a relatively highlevel of abstraction;• Interaction diagrams, which further augment thebehaviour diagrams and present a more detailed description of system functionality in terms ofobject interactions;• Structure diagrams which capture the underlyingstatic structure of a software system at variouslevels from individual objects to overall applica-tion packages.
- - Useful to specify software or hardware system behaviour- Based on data flow models – a graphical representation (with a Directed Graph) of how data move around an information systemDescribe the flow of control of the target system, such as the exploring complex business rules and operations, describing the use case also the business process. It is object-oriented equivalent of flow charts and data-flow diagrams (DFDs)A swimlane is a way to group activities performed by the same actor on an activity diagram or to group activities in a single thread.
- Describe the flow of control of the target system, such as the exploring complex business rules and operations, describing the use case also the business process. It is object-oriented equivalent of flow charts and data-flow diagrams (DFDs)Because it is possible to explicitly describe parallel events, the activity diagram is well suited for the illustration of business processes, since business processes rarely occur in a linear manner and often exhibit parallelisms.Contrary to use case diagrams, in activity diagrams it is obvious whether actors can perform business use cases together or independently from one another.Activity diagrams can be developed in various degrees of detail. They can be refined step by step. In the external view, activity diagrams, just like use case diagrams, exclusively represent business processes and activities from the outside perspective
- - BPMN Event UML Activity (but activity’s support is not as big as event not easy to map).BPMN elements richsemantics because they embody different meanings in the same single concept (Ex: start message event) UML: InitialNode & AcceptCallAction.- BPMN elements overloadedsince they can have different meanings according to the way they are used in a model (Ex: gateways OR: Fork node or Merge Node).
- - BPMN Event UML Activity (but activity’s support is not as big as event not easy to map).BPMN elements richsemantics because they embody different meanings in the same single concept (Ex: start message event) UML: InitialNode & AcceptCallAction.- BPMN elements overloadedsince they can have different meanings according to the way they are used in a model (Ex: gateways OR: Fork node or Merge Node).
- define complex UML patterns, extend UML’s semantics
- define complex UML patterns, extend UML’s semantics
- - BPMN Event UML Activity (but activity’s support is not as big as event not easy to map).BPMN elements richsemantics because they embody different meanings in the same single concept (Ex: start message event) UML: InitialNode & AcceptCallAction.- BPMN elements overloadedsince they can have different meanings according to the way they are used in a model (Ex: gateways OR: Fork node or Merge Node).
- define complex UML patterns, extend UML’s semantics
- define complex UML patterns, extend UML’s semantics