Integration & B2B
webMethods flow reader
Read a flow.xml and node.ndf into a readable step tree, service dependency list and hard-coded value report — the first artefacts a migration assessment needs.
Built from the schema, not yet from a production package
This reads the documented FLOW schema, which has been stable from webMethods 6.x through 10.x. It has not yet been verified against a real package. If it mis-reads something in yours, that is worth telling us — it is the kind of bug we would rather hear about than ship quietly.
Inspection files can contain the original data and identifiers. Review them before sharing; downloads are processed locally. This is a parser inspection, not certification.
Parsed in your browser. That matters more here than anywhere else on this site: a flow.xml carries internal service names, field paths and sometimes literal credentials in MAPSET values. Nothing you paste is transmitted, logged or stored.
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