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Joe
@aravindhrs Not at the moment but if you have a sample of an export from Flowable we can have a look to see if it needs to be converted. I could also download a trial and have a look myself but it might be easier if you had a sample 
Joe
@aravindhrs I had a look around and found a couple of examples. It appears Flowable BPMN lacks a bpmndi stanza like the IBM and Oracle BPMN exports. It should work with the IBM BPMN conversion tool. I’ll give it a try later and let you know the results.
Joe
@aravindhrs It does appear to work with the IBM BPMN diagram generator though I will create a separate repository for a Flowable conversion tool as there likely will be tweaks as more folks use the tooling. Give it a try and let me know how it works out. The challenge with BPMN without diagram information is node layout. I’ve also planned to update the code to better improve the sequence flow layout. This might be the time to do it 
Here is a sample conversion:
Do you have any experience with Hopex BPMN Diagrams from Mega?
@cyberatl1 If you post an example or provide a link to an example I can have a look at it. They generally fall into two categories 1) No bpmndi information like IBM, Oracle, and Flowable or 2) Badly formed BPMN xml like Oracle. There is a third category - kinda sorta but not quite BPMN (IBM .twx export)
Joe
