The BPMN Explorer enables users to interact with deployed BPMN applications /wiki/spaces/EI6xx/pages/49615043. It's a Jaggery-based, lightweight web application that you can customize and deploy in a web server. You access the BPMN Explorer at: https:/<HOST_IP>:9445/bpmn-explorer/login
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- If you want to log in to the BPMN Explorer as a user residing in a secondary user store, provide the username in the following format:
<DOMAIN>/<USER> . E.g., foo/user1 - If you configured the BPMN Explorer for a tenant account, you access it at:
https://<HOST_IP>/t/<TENANT_DOMAIN>/jaggeryapps/bpmn-explorer/
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| If you are running WSO2 Enterprise Integrator in a multi-tenanted environment, follow these steps to configure the BPMN explorer for a tenant account. Make a copy of the <EI_HOME>/wso2/business-process/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/bpmn-explorer/ directory anywhere on your computer. You will make your configuration changes in this new directory. Tip |
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<EXPLORER_CONFIG_TEMP> /config/config.json configuration file as follows:
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<EXPLORER_CONFIG_TEMP> directory into a ZIP file, and then copy that ZIP file to the <EI_HOME>/wso2/business-process/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/ directory. You may now delete the <EXPLORER_CONFIG_TEMP> directory. - Copy the
<EI_HOME>/wso2/business-process/repository/deployment/server/webapps/bpmn.war file to the <EI_HOME>/wso2/business-process/repository/tenants/<TENANT_ID>/webapps/ directory. - Log in to the BPMN Explorer via the following URL and tenant's credentials:
https://<HOST_IP>/t/<TENANT_DOMAIN>/jaggeryapps/bpmn-explorer/
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Reports
Click Generate Report in the REPORTS tab to generate statistical reports of the actions you performed on BPMN processes.
You can generate the following reports for a single process or for all processes.
- Process Instance Count
- Average Time Duration Of Completed Processes
- Task Durations Of Completed Process
- User Vs Number Of Tasks Completed
- User Vs Average Time Taken to Complete Tasks
- Task Instance Count Variation Over Time
- Process Instance Count Variation Over Time
- User Performance Of Tasks Instances Over Time
Now that you understand how to create, deploy and explore BPMN artifacts, next take a look at: