| Nested Lanes and getActivities [message #532902] |
Tue, 11 May 2010 10:14  |
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Hi,
I have two questions: The first one is regarding nested lanes. I tried to insert a nested lane in my BPMN Model, but the new lane is displayed side by side with the existing one. Is is possible to model nested lanes?
My second question regards the getActivities() Method. I tried to parse the XMI-File and started with the BpmnDiagram loading the Pools with getPools() (it seems that Activities always have to be inserted in a concrete pool). I have now some Activities directly within one pool (without having lanes). Is there a way to get the activities within this pool? The method getActivities() seems to be generated only for Lanes and Groups but not for Pools.
Thanks,
Christine
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| Re: Nested Lanes and getActivities [message #532942 is a reply to message #532902] |
Tue, 11 May 2010 11:11  |
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Originally posted by: atoulme.intalio.com
On 5/11/10 7:14 AM, Christine wrote:
> Hi,
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> I have two questions: The first one is regarding nested lanes. I tried
> to insert a nested lane in my BPMN Model, but the new lane is displayed
> side by side with the existing one. Is is possible to model nested lanes?
Err, no.
>
> My second question regards the getActivities() Method. I tried to parse
> the XMI-File and started with the BpmnDiagram loading the Pools with
> getPools() (it seems that Activities always have to be inserted in a
> concrete pool). I have now some Activities directly within one pool
> (without having lanes). Is there a way to get the activities within this
> pool? The method getActivities() seems to be generated only for Lanes
> and Groups but not for Pools.
You want the vertices of the pools, they contain activities.
> Thanks,
> Christine
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