RE: {Spam?} Activities/Steps question

"Dahl, Greg (BLM) - contr" <[email protected]>
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I thought about this Geeta. 
 
For instance - for one type of record, GroupOne is assigned StepOne and
GroupTwo is assigned StepTwo.
But, I also have instances where GroupThree is assigned StepOne and
GroupTwo is assigned StepTwo.
And, of course, instances where GroupOne is assigned StepOne and
GroupThree is assigned StepTwo.
 
I've got 500 different UserGroups as it is.  The number of existing
permutations is quite large.  Right now, they're kept in a relational
database table, keyed on the proper record attributes.  
 
 If I am thinking right, this means I would have to define a different
process for each possible combination of people responsible for the
flow.  Is that right?  
 
It could be done.  It would make my code very simple because now I only
have to figure out the correct process to start and I'd be done.  Setup
would be tedious but possible.  However, the administrative maintenance
(as the users change their mind about who is responsible for what) is
the real nightmare.
 
Perhaps I'm thinking about those "swimlanes" all wrong.
 
Greg
 

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Hi Greg, 

When I create my xpdl with JaWE, I place each activity in the
"swim-lane" for the user/group/role responsible for the activity. And
Shark certainly seems to be able to pick up this info nicely.  Is there
any reason you don't/can't do the same thing? 

Geeta 




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Forgive me if I get the terminology wrong:

I created an XPDL document (using JAWE) that has five steps - in a
linear fashion.  Step two is always done after step one, step three
always after step two, etc.

When I _create_ the process, I already know which group should be
assigned to each step.

However, when I call the createProcess() method, and interrogate the
WfProcess, it appears there is only one activity (and that one only
exists after the start() method has been called).  

Am I to assume there is no way to assign all of these activities to the
proper owner when the process is created and I must assign them as each
activity is completed?

Thanks,
Greg
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