ProMoT is the Process Modeling Tool,

a software for the construction and manipulation of complex technical and biological systems. Together with the simulation environment Diana it provides capabilities for the development of dynamic models based on differential-algebraic equations, and their simulation and further analysis. ProMoT has being used as a modeling tool not only for the setup of dynamic models, but also for the visual construction of Boolean models that can be analyzed with ​CellNetAnalyzer. The exchange between ProMoT and CellNetAnalyzer works with files.

Promot consists of two main parts:

PromotKernel

A lisp software that cares for all kinds of TextualModelRepresentation, ClassDefinition? and ClassEditing?, ModelInstantiation? and ModelManipulation?. ProMoT is based on the capabilities of CommonLisp for dynamic handling of class MetaObjects?.

PromotGui

A Java software, independently of the kernel which presents the classes and module structures graphically, allows to edit the classes through changes of sourcecode, via the VisualEditor and VariableEditor. The Gui is dumb in the sense that it does not contain to much information. All data displayed, comes from the kernel and is viewed in Java.

The Gui is connected to the PromotKernel via a CorBa? middleware.
The JavaDoc of the Gui can be found at doc/promotui.

The official website of ProMoT is ​http://www.mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de/projects/promot

Documentation can be found at ​http://www.mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de/zlocal/martins/modelingdoc

Frequently Asked Questions and the relevant answers can be found at ProMoT FAQ.

Discussion about current development issues takes place at Promot Development Topics.

Current Hiwi projects are listed at Promot HiWi Projects.

The wish list is a collection of suggestions or requested features for future ProMoT updates. It can be found at Promot Wishlist.

A modern corporate design has been developed to come up to ProMoT's evolution.