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I have two new features that i think would come in very handy.
Adding colored tokens
Comparable process simulation approaches such as Colored petri-nets and CPN Tools allow for colored tokens. These tokens are basically just object which can contain any number of attributes.
adding actual task execution to tasks
here we could write additional attributes to these colored tokens which could then impact behavior further out in the process
Adding branching conditions
the token attributes should be evaluated and then used to determine process flow
This would allow for much more complex process behavior.
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Sorry for the late answer.
There already exists the DataObject Plugin to support bpmn data objects with values that influence the simulation. I am not sure how elaborate the plugin is, but it contains possibilities to make decisions depending on the data and I think also to change the data on task termination.
In the example, one maybe would use a data object called "application", which is created at the start event and then updated at the according tasks.
Feature request:
I have two new features that i think would come in very handy.
Adding colored tokens
Comparable process simulation approaches such as Colored petri-nets and CPN Tools allow for colored tokens. These tokens are basically just object which can contain any number of attributes.
adding actual task execution to tasks
here we could write additional attributes to these colored tokens which could then impact behavior further out in the process
Adding branching conditions
the token attributes should be evaluated and then used to determine process flow
This would allow for much more complex process behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: