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3) Loading a process model
igler edited this page Apr 17, 2012
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Move to the source folder of ESProNa and load it with the swilgt command in your terminal/shell:
cd /path/to/ESProNa
swilgt -g "{loader}"The output in your shell should look like this:
___________ ___________________ _______
\_ _____// _____/\______ \_______ ____ \ \ _____
| __)_ \_____ \ | ___/\_ __ \/ _ \ / | \\__ \
| \/ \ | | | | \( <_> ) | \/ __ \_
/_______ /_______ / |____| |__| \____/\____|__ (____ /
\/ \/ \/ \/
+++ Modeling, Execution and Navigation of Declarative Business Processes +++
+++ Loading (modified) OWL2 parser Thea2...
+++ Loading state-space definitions...
+++ Loading debugging tools...
+++ Loading performance measurement tools...
+++ Loading heuristics and solvers...
+++ Loading helper predicates/utilities...
+++ Loading POPM Functional Perspective definitions...
+++ Loading POPM Behavioral Perspective definitions...
+++ Loading POPM Organizational Perspective definitions...
+++ Loading POPM Data Perspective definitions...
+++ Loading POPM Operational Perspective definitions...
+++ Loading process and constraint predicates definitions...
+++ Loading process model definitions...
+++ Loading planning components...
+++ Loading visualization (dot-export)...
+++ Loading REST/JSON interface...
+++ Starting ESProNa-server on port 2600...
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After that you can load an example process model which are stored in folder process_models. To load the model set_up_surgery_plan_extended copy and paste the following command:
process_model::load(set_up_surgery_plan_extended(loader)).The answer of ESProNa will look like this:
+++ Loading process model...
+++ Transforming ontologies used within process model...
+++ Loading transformed ontologies...
+++ Loading process model and process definitions...
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