YAWL Configurable Logging: Capture More Data for Process Mining!

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contents <p>How can XES logs from YAWL be enriched with custom information?<br>This video introduces configurable logging in YAWL and explains how custom log entries can be added to XES event logs.</p> <p>The tutorial demonstrates how configurable logging allows workflow designers to include additional data—such as variable values, timer states, and timestamps—directly in task completion events. Using a workflow with expiring timer tasks as an example, the video shows how log entries can capture whether a task was completed manually or expired due to a timeout.</p> <p>Viewers learn how to configure logging expressions in YAWL and how the resulting XES files reflect the enriched information. A walkthrough illustrates how the enhanced logs can be downloaded and prepared for analysis in process mining tools.</p> <p>The example highlights how configurable logging improves the explanatory power of event logs and enables more detailed process mining analyses, particularly for time-dependent behavior and exception handling.</p> <p>This tutorial is part of the playlist “Learn how to automate business processes with YAWL (ADVANCED)”:<br>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4BZgFsmRzfQ9QpXfqLC7uBTMS12C5MQR</p> <p>This is video #38 of the YAWLSeries.</p>
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Hense, Andreas
<p>How can XES logs from YAWL be enriched with custom information?<br>This video introduces configurable logging in YAWL and explains how custom log entries can be added to XES event logs.</p> <p>The tutorial demonstrates how configurable logging allows workflow designers to include additional data—such as variable values, timer states, and timestamps—directly in task completion events. Using a workflow with expiring timer tasks as an example, the video shows how log entries can capture whether a task was completed manually or expired due to a timeout.</p> <p>Viewers learn how to configure logging expressions in YAWL and how the resulting XES files reflect the enriched information. A walkthrough illustrates how the enhanced logs can be downloaded and prepared for analysis in process mining tools.</p> <p>The example highlights how configurable logging improves the explanatory power of event logs and enables more detailed process mining analyses, particularly for time-dependent behavior and exception handling.</p> <p>This tutorial is part of the playlist “Learn how to automate business processes with YAWL (ADVANCED)”:<br>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4BZgFsmRzfQ9QpXfqLC7uBTMS12C5MQR</p> <p>This is video #38 of the YAWLSeries.</p>
title YAWL Configurable Logging: Capture More Data for Process Mining!
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20270405