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SubProcess in Activiti Modeler

mascaroni

I need some help in creating a expanded subprocess in Activiti Modeler. After dropping the collapsed subprocess on the task, there is a collapsed subproces sign +.

There is another process diagram which should be displayed as a subprocess when I click on the + sign, how do I do this? I have been through the Guide and it is still not clear to me. When I click on the + sign it opens another windows with the same diagram, but without the + sign.

Thanks.

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htmfilho

Did anybody find a solution for this issue?

ronald_van_kuij

Better ask this on the Oryx discussion group (on which the Signavio and hence the Activiti modeler is based)

http://code.google.com/p/oryx-editor/

htmfilho

According to my last experiments, it is not possible to deploy a process created in Activiti Modeler. I also couldn't import the resulting bpmn.xml into Activiti Designer. The model appears empty. Only the models I created using Activiti Designer from the beginning are deployable. Unfortunately, Activiti Designer is not complete yet. Therefore, the current situation seems to be: do your real world models manually or don't use Activiti for the moment.

That's my pragmatic opinion.

trademak

Hi,

If you think the Designer is lacking specific functionality it's important to mention this and create JIRAs.
That's the only way the Designer will get more complete.
The problem you experienced when importing a diagram from the Modeler is also important feedback. So please raise a JIRA with the Modeler files attached.

Best regards,