Here is the feature

Arnaud

Hello,

Just want to update everyone that we are in the process of costing out this project, and we will soon send out out for subscription.

Thanks,

Shao.

Hello,

The BPMN debugger feature is available for subscription!

From the feature description:

Intalio BPMN debugger will be part of the Intalo|Designer and leverage the Eclipse Debug Framework. It will embed a BPEL debugger, and support the following features in phases:

- Set/clear breakpoints, run-to breakpoint, continue
- Step-by-step execution
- Skip activities
- Watch and modify variable content
- Set incoming messages with test data
- Step into and out of a scope
- Debug into a web service which is a sub-process
- Remote debugging - attach debugger to Intalio|Server running on a separate host
- Process-centric debugging: select and debug one instance amongst all running instances of a specific deployed business process

Please contact or visit the D3 feature to sponsor and accelerate the development of this feature.

Thanks,

Shao.

While I agree that a BPMN debugger is required, that may prove a long term effort if you continue to use BPEL as the execution language and there is not a complete implementation of all valid BPMN constructs.
A more modest suggestion is to provide an editor with line numbers for BPEL so that the event tracking available in the BPMS Console can easily be related to the BPEL and thence to BPMN by inspection. At present it is a bit difficult to understand what is going on because we are debugging the Intalio build of BPEL as well as own BPMN.

David

David,
Line numbers are already available in all eclipse text editors. To enable the feature, go to window-> preferences -.>General -> editors->text editors and enable the " show lines" option.
Hope that helps.
Thanks