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[ProM-developers] Moving models into packages
Eric Verbeek just send this message to the ProM-Developers mailing list:
Dear all,
In the next few days, we will copy the various models (Petri nets, transition systems, fuzzy models, EPCs, …) into separate packages. While doing so, we will update the dependencies in the repositories. Nevertheless, there could be ‘ glitches’, please let us know when you detect such a glitch, so we can fit it.
After everything has been copied, we will start removing the corresponding sources from the models project. In this stage, you might have to add jar files of other packages into your packagelib folders, as the support for these models will have been removed from the models project.
Until further notice, please do not make changes to the models (or accept the fact that you might have to redo your changes, of course).
Kind regards,
Eric.
Dear all,
In the next few days, we will copy the various models (Petri nets, transition systems, fuzzy models, EPCs, …) into separate packages. While doing so, we will update the dependencies in the repositories. Nevertheless, there could be ‘ glitches’, please let us know when you detect such a glitch, so we can fit it.
After everything has been copied, we will start removing the corresponding sources from the models project. In this stage, you might have to add jar files of other packages into your packagelib folders, as the support for these models will have been removed from the models project.
Until further notice, please do not make changes to the models (or accept the fact that you might have to redo your changes, of course).
Kind regards,
Eric.
Joos Buijs
Senior Data Scientist and process mining expert at APG (Dutch pension fund executor).
Previously Assistant Professor in Process Mining at Eindhoven University of Technology
Senior Data Scientist and process mining expert at APG (Dutch pension fund executor).
Previously Assistant Professor in Process Mining at Eindhoven University of Technology
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