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Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721660]

Thu, 28 January 2016 23:52

Roger DN

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Registered: January 2016

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I am creating a Process Model that processes Structured data. The Structured data contains repeating child items. The Structured Data looks like this:

<Trades>
<Trade id="1" NotionalQty="100" Cpty="Cpty1"/>
<Trade id="2" NotionalQty="200" Cpty="Cpty2"/>
</Trade>

Trades has one or more Trade, each Trade has an Id, Cpty, NotionalQty, etc.

I have looked at the Join/Split and loop docs but I cannot figure out how to loop over Structured Data defined with repeating elements without an overly complex set of Activities (see attached).

Please post a minimal example of a Process Model that demonstrates how a to iterate over the Trades using a Multi Instance type loop. I cannot igure out how to set the Multi Instance parameters (Input,Counter,Output and thier purpose) as the documentation is thin and I could not find any working examples.

Ultimately I would like to create a manual task for each Trade.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721684 is a reply to message #1721660]

Fri, 29 January 2016 08:11

Johan Conradie

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Registered: January 2016

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Roger,
Have a look at the sample xpdl file. You can Capture Multiple Orders and then iterate thru them one by one.

Johan Conradie

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Re: Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721690 is a reply to message #1721660]

Fri, 29 January 2016 08:23

Robert Emsbach

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Registered: October 2011
Location: Singapore

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Roger, please find an example attached.

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Re: Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721925 is a reply to message #1721690]

Mon, 01 February 2016 17:06

Roger DN

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Registered: January 2016

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When I use the attached model 'Sample - Process Iteration.xpdl' I get a warning when I load it:

Model Sample - Process Iteration was created using a newer version of the modeler 8.2.0

When I run 'Validation' I get this warning:

Activity does not support data mappings. (Process Definition: Capture Multiple Trades, Activity: Split Trades, Data Mapping: MultipleTrades)

When I Debug it in Eclipse it says:

The Model has inconsistencies which might prevent it from being debugged. Do you want to continue anyways [sic]?

I continue the debugging session, Eclipse prompts me to enter trades, when I complete the Create Trades activity the Split Trades activity never starts, the Connector is yellow, and is hung.

This does not appear to work.

I recreated the same Process Model in a new Workspace and I get the same messages and behavior.

I am using version Stardust 3.0.1.

Having a process hang or freeze without any messages or logging is a major source of frustration both in the debugger and when deployed.

Screen shot attached.

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Re: Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721984 is a reply to message #1721925]

Tue, 02 February 2016 06:43

Ashish Khole

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Registered: April 2015

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Hi Roger,

The model shared by Robert was successfully deployed at my side without any errors with Stardust 3.0.1 version.

Could please try the following:
1. Cleanup AuditTrail and Models from the Administration perspective (Login in stardust using Browser)
2. Deploy the shared model from ModelManagement Perspective

Regards,
Ashish

[Updated on: Tue, 02 February 2016 06:46]

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Re: Example of Process Model that iterate over structured data with maxOccurance > 1 [message #1721992 is a reply to message #1721984]

Tue, 02 February 2016 07:29

Robert Emsbach

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Registered: October 2011
Location: Singapore

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Roger,

even though the model was not create with the same Stardust version (hence the warning) it should work anyway.

The model was create in the web modeler. To make such a model compatible with the Eclipse modeler it needs to be migrated as described in the documentation. However, you should not have to do this. Simply import the model into the web modeler and deploy it from there. Seems like this worked well for Ashish.

The web modeler and direct execution in the runtime have become the new standard. The debugger in Eclipse does not support all types of applications. It has become very quick and easy to perform round-trips (model, deploy, test) within the actual runtime and portal. The debugger hardly provides any additional benefit anymore.

Please consider the web modeler and testing in the runtime and let us know if you face any issues.

Rob

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