And the first question: I have a sub-process residing in the same bpmn file. And during token simulation, I have no idea of what is going on inside the sub-process, as there is no way to dive in the sub process and inspect the workflow or adjust the gateways. And this is discouraging since I’d rather test the whole process, not only the highest-level. There are some events triggered in the subprocess, and I cannot test triggering them for the reason stated above
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Hi and thanks for your viedos, funny despite serious subject . Around 10' , id don't understand how did you do to create subprocess and "copy /paste" in main process ?
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Hey there, great video!! I have a question, some of the features you used I can only find in Camunda 7, is there a way to use it in camunda 8 too, like the conditional boundary event? Thanks a lot for the videos!!
Hi Victor, Very happy you liked the video, in general i wanted this to be independent of execution engine requirement so i added symbols that are not yet available for C8. This will be temporary of course as we're planning on supporting the full BPMN 2.0 standard with Camunda 8 as soon as possible.
Sure - a parallel gateway requires a number of tokens equal to the number of sequence flows point to it and there's certainly a way of modeling this same feature with more tokens bouncing around the process. I think multi instance is easier though.
One of the best BPMN descriptions I've seen so far
Thank you, @TomPawlakM!
Thanks a lot for interesting content Niall!
I really liked it.
And the first question: I have a sub-process residing in the same bpmn file. And during token simulation, I have no idea of what is going on inside the sub-process, as there is no way to dive in the sub process and inspect the workflow or adjust the gateways. And this is discouraging since I’d rather test the whole process, not only the highest-level. There are some events triggered in the subprocess, and I cannot test triggering them for the reason stated above
Hi there - Thank you for reaching out! We recommend heading over to our forum where our team and community are always happy to help troubleshoot: bit.ly/3ypuP97
Hi and thanks for your viedos, funny despite serious subject .
Around 10' , id don't understand how did you do to create subprocess and "copy /paste" in main process ?
Hi there -- Thank you for watching and for your feedback! We're glad you found the content entertaining. In this video, Niall is navigating among a few different tabs within Modeler. We looked around the 10-minute mark and couldn't find any instance of copying and pasting although copying and pasting elements is possible within Modeler. To further discuss this, we recommend heading over to our forum where our community and engineers are always happy to help: bit.ly/3ypuP97
Hey there, great video!!
I have a question, some of the features you used I can only find in Camunda 7, is there a way to use it in camunda 8 too, like the conditional boundary event?
Thanks a lot for the videos!!
Hi Victor,
Very happy you liked the video, in general i wanted this to be independent of execution engine requirement so i added symbols that are not yet available for C8. This will be temporary of course as we're planning on supporting the full BPMN 2.0 standard with Camunda 8 as soon as possible.
@@nialldeehan3564 thanks a lot!!
question around 22:00 : Is there a gateway that says "I need at least 2 tokens to continue the process?" Maybe a parallel (end) gateway?
Sure - a parallel gateway requires a number of tokens equal to the number of sequence flows point to it and there's certainly a way of modeling this same feature with more tokens bouncing around the process. I think multi instance is easier though.