Service to check and visualize process context data. This project provides a common library for the process context service, which can be used to set up a process context service instance. It also provides a UI to visualize the process context data and an example application that uses the process context service.

Change log is available at CHANGELOG.md

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

• Java 25 or higher
• npm (Node Package Manager) 22 or higher

Note: Use the provided Maven Wrapper (mvnw / mvnw.cmd) to build and run the project - no separate Maven installation required.

Normally you will not use this project directly, but instead set up your own process context service depending on this common library. If you want to test this library locally, you can use the example project jme-process-context-example, which is available in a separate repository. Check the documentation for details.

To build the library, run the following command in the root of the repository:

# Linux / macOS
./mvnw clean install

# Windows
mvnw.cmd clean install

The UI will also be built as part of this command, so there is no need to build it separately if you just want to use the library.

The UI can be built independently of the Spring Boot application, so it can be started separately. This is especially useful for development, as it allows to start the UI with hot reload and without the need to restart the Spring Boot application after every change. To build the UI, run the following command in the root of the repository:

cd jme-process-context-ui
# Force is currently needed to resolve some dependency conflicts.
# This is a technical debt that will be resolved in the future by aligning the dependencies of the UI.
npm install --force
npm run build

To start the UI locally, run the following command in the root of the repository:

cd jme-process-context-ui
npm run start

or via Angular CLI:

cd jme-process-context-ui
npx ng serve --open

These will start the UI on http://localhost:4200/. The UI will automatically reload after every change, so you can see the changes immediately in the browser. To run an example backend locally, you can use the example project jme-process-context-example or an own implementation of the process context service. The UI will also automatically connect to the process context service running on http://localhost:8080/.

cd jeap-process-context-ui
npx cypress open --port 7000

cd jeap-process-context-ui
npm run cypress:run

This repository is part of the open source distribution of jEAP. See github.com/jeap-admin-ch/jeap for more information.

This repository is Open Source Software licensed under the Apache License 2.0.