Displaying/editing activiti namespace values

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03-24-2011 09:14 PM
Hi,
I'm using Activiti Modeler and can't seem to find locations in the property editor on the right hand side to enter attributes in the 'activiti' namespace, such as
activiti:candidateUsers="…"
activiti:expression="…"
activiti:collection="…"
to the BPMN constructs.
If I hand-edit the *.bpmn20.xml files to add these constructs, they execute as expected in the process engine, but I still can't see them in the Modeler when I load the files back in.
Am I missing something, or is this not supported in the web-based editor? (Currently, i'm unable to use the eclipse editor due to incompatibilities with other packages.)
Also, is there a list of BPMN constructs that the Modeler supports (and places in the XML file) that the process engine doesn't like? As an example, the process engine gave exceptions for 'collaborations' and 'intermediateCatchEvents' when it encountered them in a process file during loading.
Thanks in advance.
BD
I'm using Activiti Modeler and can't seem to find locations in the property editor on the right hand side to enter attributes in the 'activiti' namespace, such as
activiti:candidateUsers="…"
activiti:expression="…"
activiti:collection="…"
to the BPMN constructs.
If I hand-edit the *.bpmn20.xml files to add these constructs, they execute as expected in the process engine, but I still can't see them in the Modeler when I load the files back in.
Am I missing something, or is this not supported in the web-based editor? (Currently, i'm unable to use the eclipse editor due to incompatibilities with other packages.)
Also, is there a list of BPMN constructs that the Modeler supports (and places in the XML file) that the process engine doesn't like? As an example, the process engine gave exceptions for 'collaborations' and 'intermediateCatchEvents' when it encountered them in a process file during loading.
Thanks in advance.
BD
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03-29-2011 05:14 PM
I second this request. I'm trying to add an
activiti:formKey="request.form"
but I'm only able to accomplish this by editing the XML by hand.
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03-30-2011 01:38 AM
The Modeler doesn't support this at this point in time.
We've done some research on it, but haven't found the time yet to dig deeper into that area.
We've done some research on it, but haven't found the time yet to dig deeper into that area.
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06-01-2011 09:15 AM
Hello,
when do you think this feature could be available ? (using activiti:formKey using Modeler)
when do you think this feature could be available ? (using activiti:formKey using Modeler)

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06-01-2011 09:16 AM
The key feature of Activity (my point of view) is the Web Based UI designer.
Without this feature fully functionnal, we have a standard jboss-like BMPN Eclipse based designer.
Without this feature fully functionnal, we have a standard jboss-like BMPN Eclipse based designer.
