Exploiting the Innards of ProM and Breaking Data-Hiding for Fun and Profit

So, I’ve spent the afternoon writing horrible code.  Horrible, horrible code. See, I have this plug-in, which executes other plug-ins.  For some time, I’ve wanted to mark those as favorite in ProM.  This means that the object shows up with a pretty yellow star and, more importantly, shows up in the Favorites.  As the Favorites […]

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Windows 8 in the Land of Business Process Modeling

Good news, everyone! It seems that the upgrade to Windows 8 is not going to impact any of your business process modeling needs ((At least not the ones originating from the AIS group at TU/e.)).  Both CPN Tools (3.2.1 tested), Declare (2.1.0 tested), and ProM (6.1 tested) runs with no problems on Windows 8. I […]

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Commit Comments Regarding Hudson

We’re using Hudson ((Though it has been renamed to Jenkins for stupid reasons.)) at work for continuous integration.  The setup of dependency detection is less than optimal, though, which is reflected in my commit comments (I’m, mwesterg): MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]

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Logging: New Feature in the ProM Widgets Package

If you need more information about my Widgets package, I made an overview of (most of) the features in it here. Today, I was working on something completely different, and decided that a general logging facility was a neat idea.  ProM already has some features for logging (logging to the PluginContext or by using System.out.println […]

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