QPR BusinessPortal Processes View - Revision history

TeeHiet: /* Details View */

2023-09-22T07:38:55Z

Details View

VirTaim at 08:15, 22 June 2023

2023-06-22T08:15:40Z

VirTaim: Added search functionality in sider

2023-06-22T08:12:47Z

Added search functionality in sider

TeeHiet: /* Process Map View */

2023-06-15T09:55:03Z

Process Map View

TeeHiet at 09:44, 15 June 2023

2023-06-15T09:44:04Z

TeeHiet: /* Details View */

2023-06-15T09:40:30Z

Details View

TeeHiet: /* Process Flowchart Table */

2023-06-15T09:40:07Z

Process Flowchart Table

TeeHiet at 09:39, 15 June 2023

2023-06-15T09:39:29Z

VirTaim: /* Card View */

2023-06-15T09:38:55Z

Card View

TeeHiet: /* Modeling tool settings */

2023-06-15T09:38:11Z

Modeling tool settings

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 To see process details, click '''See Details''' on the process card. The Details View shows the name of the process, its description, selected default attributes (Owner and Documents), the "Inputs and Outputs" graph, and lower-level process information in table(s). If the process in question contains both diagram elements (e.g., Business Processes in ODM, Sub-Processes in BPMN) and non-diagram elements (e.g., Activities in ODM, Tasks in BPMN), they are shown in separate tables.
-The Details View can be closed either by clicking outside the view box or by clicking the close button at the bottom.
+The Details View can be closed either by clicking outside the view box or by clicking the close button at the top right corner of the view box or at the the bottom.
 <syntaxhighlight lang="text">

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 Diagram elements refer to elements that have the diagram behavior ticked.
 Please note, that diagram elements are also shown in the diagram/process hierarchy.
-</syntaxhighlight>
+</syntaxhighlight>Please note that if there are process levels with both diagram elements and elements without diagram behavior, QPR BusinessPortal will only publish diagram elements. Support for such mixed process levels will be developed later.
 </div>

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 If a process level does not contain diagram elements, contents are visualized in a '''Process Flowchart Table''' instead of card components.
-If a process does not contain any elements (or if there are connectors only), it cannot be clicked. This is indicated to users by showing the card in greyscale.
+If a process does not contain any modeling elements (or if there are connectors only), it cannot be clicked. This is indicated to users by showing the card in greyscale.
 Since the Card View displays many process levels at once, each process level is separated by a divider that states the number of the process level and in parentheses, how many processes are on the given level. The process level can be closed by clicking on the divider's '''X icon'''.
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 == Sider ==
 <div style="display: flex;flex-wrap: wrap;">
-The Sider on the left side of the screen shows the diagram / process hierarchy. It is automatically generated with diagram elements, same as in QPR ProcessDesigner / QPR EnterpriseArchitect.
+The Sider on the left side of the screen shows the process hierarchy. It is automatically generated with diagram elements, same as in QPR ProcessDesigner / QPR EnterpriseArchitect.
 </div>
 <div style="display: flex;flex-wrap: wrap;">
 [[File:BPSider.png|250px|border|right|QPR BusinessPortal Sider]]<br>
 You can expand the hierarchy by clicking the small arrows. Clicking on a process on the hierarchy will select that process and update the '''Card View''' and '''Diagram View''' to show the contents of that process. Selected process and path are highlighted in the process hierarchy.
 The Sider can be horizontally resized, collapsed, and expanded using the small tab on the right of the Sider.<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
 Modeling tool settings:

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 <syntaxhighlight lang="text">
 Modeling tool settings:
-Grouping elements are elements, for which the behavior "Group element" is ticked.
+Grouping elements are elements for which the behavior "Group element" is ticked.
-The elements nested within the grouping elements must have "Can belong to a group" ticked.
+The elements nested within the grouping elements must have the "Can belong to a group" behavior ticked.
-Grouping elements can be nested within grouping elements, if both "Grouping element" and "Can belong to a group" are ticked.<br>
+Grouping elements can be nested within grouping elements if both "Grouping element" and "Can belong to a group" are ticked.<br>
 All elements that have the diagram behavior ticked also show in the diagram / process hierarchy
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 You can drill down to a lower process level by clicking on a process card or by navigating to a lower level using the process hierarchy ('''Sider''') on the left-hand side. You can also see the process details by clicking '''See Details''', or switch to the '''Diagram View'''.
+<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
-==== Modeling tool settings ====
+Modeling tool settings:
-Grouping elements are elements, for which the behavior "Group element" is ticked.<br>
+Grouping elements are elements, for which the behavior "Group element" is ticked.
-The elements nested within the grouping elements must have "Can belong to a group" ticked.<br>
+The elements nested within the grouping elements must have "Can belong to a group" ticked.
 Grouping elements can be nested within grouping elements, if both "Grouping element" and "Can belong to a group" are ticked.<br>
 All elements that have the diagram behavior ticked also show in the diagram / process hierarchy
 </div>
 </div>
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 [[File:Card view.png|alt=Card view|thumb|none|Card view]]
+<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
-==== Modeling tool settings ====
+Modeling tool settings:
-Diagram elements are shown as cards.<br>
+Diagram elements are shown as cards.
-Diagram elements refer to elements that have the diagram behavior ticked.<br>
+Diagram elements refer to elements that have the diagram behavior ticked.
-Please note, that diagram elements are also shown in the diagram/process hierarchy.<br>
+Please note, that diagram elements are also shown in the diagram/process hierarchy.
+</syntaxhighlight>
 </div>
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 [[File:Diagram view.png|alt=Diagram view|thumb|none|Diagram view]]
+<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
-==== Modeling tool settings ====
+Modeling tool settings:
 Diagram elements refer to elements that have the diagram behavior ticked.
 </div>
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 The Process Flowchart Table is shown in the '''Card View''' and the '''Details View'''.
+<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
-==== Modeling tool settings ====
+Modeling tool settings:
-When a process level does not have any elements with diagram behavior (it is the lowest process level), contents are shown in the process flowchart table.<br>
+When a process level does not have any elements with diagram behavior (it is the lowest process level), contents are shown in the process flowchart table.
-Only process step type elements are shown in the table (system types and element types are excluded).<br>
+Only process step type elements are shown in the table (system types and element types are excluded).
 Role refers to swimlanes and Documents refer to information items.
 </div>
 </div>
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 The Details View can be closed either by clicking outside the view box or by clicking the close button at the bottom.
-==== Modeling tool settings ====
+<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
 Diagram elements refer to elements that have the diagram behavior ticked. These types of elements are usually used at the top and intermediate process levels.
 Elements that do not have the diagram behavior ticked are usually used at the lowest process level.
 Documents refer to Information Items.
 </div>
 </div>

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 == Card View ==
 The Card View visualizes the processes modeled in QPR ProcessDesigner / QPR EnterpriseArchitect as cards. A card shows the name of the process and its description.
 By clicking a card, lower-level process content becomes visible. Process details can be viewed by clicking '''See Details'''.