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| ====== OpenXES ====== | ====== OpenXES ====== | ||
| - | OpenXES (pronounced as "open excess") is a reference implementation of the {{:openxes:developerguide7.pdf|XES standard}} for storing and managing event log data. Application domains of the XES standard, and the OpenXES library, are manifold. They include, but are not limited to monitoring of process-aware information systems, [[http://processmining.org/|process mining]] and general process analysis, and data mining. | + | OpenXES (pronounced as "open excess") is a reference implementation of the [[:xesstandarddefinition|XES standard]] for storing and managing event log data. Application domains of the XES standard, and the OpenXES library, are manifold. They include, but are not limited to monitoring of process-aware information systems, [[http://processmining.org/|process mining]] and general process analysis, and data mining. |
| XES is an open standard for storing and managing event log data. The OpenXES library is a reference implementation of that standard in [[http://java.sun.com/|Java™]], which strives for strict XES compatibility, ease of development, and the best possible performance. OpenXES is released as [[http://www.opensource.org/|open source]] / [[http://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software|free software]], under the terms of the [[http://www.xes-standard.org/downloads/LICENSE.txt|GNU Lesser GPL]] (LGPL) license. | XES is an open standard for storing and managing event log data. The OpenXES library is a reference implementation of that standard in [[http://java.sun.com/|Java™]], which strives for strict XES compatibility, ease of development, and the best possible performance. OpenXES is released as [[http://www.opensource.org/|open source]] / [[http://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software|free software]], under the terms of the [[http://www.xes-standard.org/downloads/LICENSE.txt|GNU Lesser GPL]] (LGPL) license. | ||
| - | |{{ :openxes:xes_umlschema_large.png?width=400 |UML Model of the XES Standard}}| | + | |{{ :openxes:xes_uml_700.png |UML Model of the XES Standard}}| |
| Both the XES standard and OpenXES have been designed with a tightly reduced, generally applicable core definition, with extensibility and generic applicability in mind. The XES standard provisions a generic extension system, which can be used to store data from arbitrary perspectives, or from specific application domains (e.g., for mapping corporate data models). | Both the XES standard and OpenXES have been designed with a tightly reduced, generally applicable core definition, with extensibility and generic applicability in mind. The XES standard provisions a generic extension system, which can be used to store data from arbitrary perspectives, or from specific application domains (e.g., for mapping corporate data models). | ||