Libraries

LSPS comes with multiple libraries to support your modeling efforts:

The Standard Library modules define crucial resources required to design and execute GO-BPMN models, such as, the data types of BPMN elements, functions of models, basic task types, etc. For details, refer to the Standard Library Reference Guide; note that the documentation is available directly in the Standard Library modules as well.

Additionally, the following libraries are provided out-of-the-box as well:

• Exchange Client Library and SharePoint Client Library: web-service task types to communicate with SharePoint and Exchange Server
• Social Library: resources for forums (import the module to one of your modules, upload and check the Social Settings document)
• Scaffolding Library: resources for CRUD ui components

Related links:

• Resource Sharing
• Importing Modules

SharePoint and Exchange Client Libraries

Support for communication with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and later and Microsoft Exchange 2010 and later is provided by the SharepointClient and ExchangeClient libraries. The libraries contain web service tasks and supporting resources to communicate with SharePoint and Exchange servers.

Important: LSPS uses the mail server configured in your application server. These libraries serve to communicate with other parties from your models.

Note: The libraries provide only tasks for a subset of the SharePoint and Exchange web services. If necessary, create your own web service task (refer to Web Service Client).

Importing a Library to GO-BPMN Projects

To import a library to a GO-BPMN project:

1. In GO-BPMN Explorer, right-click the respective GO-BPMN project.
2. Click Add Library.

3. In the Add GO-BPMN Library dialog box select:

   • Select absolute file path: absolute path to the library
     • Select library variable and the relative path: insert library variable and relative path (the variable defines an absolute path and the relative path defines the path relative to the variable).
     • Select a workspace file: insert the workspace path to a library zip file available in the workspace.
   • Select a built-in library: select one of the built-in libraries.

   To remove a library from a GO-BPMN project, in GO-BPMN Explorer, right-click the library and select Remove.

To work with library content in your module, import it into the module: right-click the module, go to Module Imports and click Add to select a library module.

Exporting Modules as Libraries

To export modules as a library, use the dedicated export feature: it allows you to explicitly select, which modules are included in the output zip:

1. In the GO-BPMN Explorer view, right-click the GO-BPMN project or module.
2. In the context menu, open Export.
3. In the Export menu, select GO-BPMN Library Export.

4. On the Module Selection page of the GO-BPMN Export dialog box, select the checkboxes of the modules you want to include in the library.

   You can use an export configuration by selecting it in the lower part of the dialog box.

   

   Selecting modules to be exported as a library
5. In the Destination file text box, specify the path (and the archive name of the file, for example, archive.zip).
6. Click Next to display overview of the added modules modules.
7. Click Finish.

Removing a Library from a Project

To remove a library from your project, in GO-BPMN Project Explorer, right-click the library reference in your project and click Remove Library. Note that this removes only the import of the Library, not the Library modules themselves.