Hi,
In my application I implement a use-cases hierarchy, which means that some use-cases are part of other use cases. Most of these sub use-cases are depending on something being done in their upper-level use-case. A simple example would be selecting a customer before you can edit/update their address data. Currently with my model bpm4struts generates a flat menu, including these sub use-cases. But is does not make sense to select these from the menu directly because for instance no customer has been selected yet.
All the sub use-cases are accesible either through a form or a hyperlink so these sub-item could be removed from the menu. Is there a way to define that a use-case should not appear in the menu list? Probably a tagged value on the use-case would be the way to implement this?
Another even better solution could be a hierarchical (multi-level) menu being generated in javascript (this could include (un)folding of menu items and in my situation would be a better alternative to the sequential breadcrums). Have there ever been plans to support something like this? Or is this even possible today, just like my question yesterday about using customized templates :-)? Otherwise there are probably libraries that support this functionality and of which it could be interesting to integrate these in bpm4struts? I think it would be possible using the existing uml features of use-case diagrams (include/extend/etc), what do you guys think?
Regards, Erwin Teseling
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