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	This page describes components that are used for editing BPMN models and viewing conformance analysis results. Note that for dashboards that use BPMN and conformance functionality, you need to create a variable '''designModel''' with behavior ''Stored'' (in the ''Dashboard Properties'' in ''Variables'' tab), so that the dashboard is able to store the defined BPMN model. Note also that the BPMN editor only allows to add BPMN elements that are supported by the conformance checking functionality.		This page describes components that are used for editing BPMN models and viewing conformance analysis results. Note that for dashboards that use BPMN and conformance functionality, you need to create a variable '''designModel''' with behavior ''Stored'' (in the ''Dashboard Properties'' in ''Variables'' tab), so that the dashboard is able to store the defined BPMN model. The other option is to define the [[QPR_MEA_Integration#MEA_Connection_String\|MEA Connection String]], so that the BPMN model can be stored in the QPR ProcessDesigner repository. Note also that the BPMN editor only allows to add BPMN elements that are supported by the conformance checking functionality.

	== BPMN Editor ==		== BPMN Editor ==

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	# In the '''Diagrams''' hierarchy, select a BPMN diagram.		# In the '''Diagrams''' hierarchy, select a BPMN diagram.
	# Click '''Open'''.		# Click '''Open'''.
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	To save a diagram to the repository:		To save a diagram to the repository:
	# Click the '''Save diagram to repository''' button on the bottom left of the BPMN Editor. The Save Diagram to Repository dialog will open.		# Click the '''Save diagram to repository''' button on the bottom left of the BPMN Editor. The Save Diagram to Repository dialog will open.

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	# Click '''Create'''.		# Click '''Create'''.
	After creation, the new diagram is added under the previously selected diagram.		After creation, the new diagram is added under the previously selected diagram.

			=== Renaming or Deleting a Diagram from the Repository ===
			A diagram can be renamed or deleted from the repository as follows:
			# Click the '''Save diagram to repository''' button on the bottom left of the BPMN Editor. The Save Diagram to Repository dialog will open.
			# Select the diagram you want to rename or delete.
			# Click either '''Rename Diagram''' or '''Delete Diagram'''.
			# Depending on the chosen action, give a new name for the diagram and click '''Rename''' or click '''Delete''' in the confirmation dialog.

	=== Reports Selectable in BPMN Diagram ===		=== Reports Selectable in BPMN Diagram ===

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 * '''Add tasks only''' will generate only the tasks without any flows. The result is a model that needs to be filled with flows to be a valid BPMN model.
 * '''Delete diagram''' will delete the current diagram and start from an empty canvas.
 === Reports Selectable in BPMN Diagram ===

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	* Filter data directly from the BPMN diagram		* Filter data directly from the BPMN diagram

	The BPMN diagram can be drawn from scratch or imported from a BPMN 2.0 XML file. The ready diagram can be exported to a BPMN 2.0 XML file.		The BPMN diagram can be drawn from scratch, opened from QPR ProcessDesigner repository via QPR MEA Web Service, or imported from a BPMN 2.0 XML file. The ready diagram can be saved to the QPR ProcessDesigner repository or exported to a BPMN 2.0 XML file.

	BPMN diagrams are created by dragging items from the tool palette. Start event, end event, task and gateways are the most used elements. When you add a BPMN task to the canvas, all event types are shown in a list next to the task, and an event type can be selected to match it with the created task. When the task is added, KPI values are calculated and shown in the blue background. When flows are added, KPI values are calculated and shown for them, too. By clicking the KPI in the top right legend, the KPI value is hidden, to make the BPMN diagram more readable if there are lots of items.		BPMN diagrams are created by dragging items from the tool palette. Start event, end event, task and gateways are the most used elements. When you add a BPMN task to the canvas, all event types are shown in a list next to the task, and an event type can be selected to match it with the created task. When the task is added, KPI values are calculated and shown in the blue background. When flows are added, KPI values are calculated and shown for them, too. By clicking the KPI in the top right legend, the KPI value is hidden, to make the BPMN diagram more readable if there are lots of items.

Ollvihe: /* Auto-creating BPMN Diagram from Eventlog */

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