Groupe de tâches itératif

Q&A
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Bonjour,
j’ai l’intention de modéliser un groupe des tâches itératif, ces tâches sont regroupées entre deux gateways XOR. donc qui sera répété est le regroupement de ces tâches ou chaque tâche encore est une activité appelante(sous processus).
Est ce que Bonita permet de présenter un sous-processus détaillé avec itérations?

Merci pour votre aide.
Asma

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I will say Yes - Bonita is able to present a detailed sub-process with iterations, but from what you’ve said a lot more detail in the design will be required.

regards
Seán

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thinks Sean,
can you tell me how can i do that ? because i can’t find what i need in the BPMN elements in Bonita!!

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As I said, need much more detail…

I intend to model a group of iterative tasks, these tasks are grouped between two XOR gateways. So that will be repeated is the combination of these tasks and each task is still a calling activity (in process). Is Bonita allows to present a detailed sub-process with iterations?

Possibly these links might help:

http://blog.goodelearning.com/bpmn/common-bpmn-modeling-mistakes-activities/ - see Mistake 1 and 2
http://tynerblain.com/blog/2006/08/01/bpmn-tasks/
https://camunda.org/bpmn/reference/ - see Multiple instance
http://www.ny-central.org/process/bpmn-2-0/bpmn-2-0-loops/
http://training-course-material.com/training/BPMN_2.0_Activities
https://www.visual-paradigm.com/support/documents/vpuserguide/2821/286/56994_taskandsub-p.html

If you can say what you think is missing then we need more detail

Using the above and in Bonita though, to create a sub process that is executed multiple times is easy, using 7.3.0

  1. Open New Diagram
  2. Add second lane
  3. In Pool1 add a task after Start
  4. In Detail Area - select tab General - change Task Type to CALL Activity
  5. Select subprocess Pool2
  6. Still in Detail Area - select tab Iteration - select your iteration type and provide the necessary details

What we have done here is create a call to a subprocess that will iterate as we have described.

I think that’s what you are looking for, if not more detail is required.

regards
Seán

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Hello Sean,
Thank you very much for your response and links! That helped me a lot.