As Shiva has mentioned, we want to do both adding and displaying process models in the same UI, diverting from the current model of ES to have a separate publisher and a store. An example requirement would be: a user browsing a process model may want to add some details to certain sections of the model, so that he should be able to do it from the same UI. Similarly, a user may want to add a specialized version of a currently displaying model. Therefore, I think the adding/editing functionality has to be provided in the same UI, controlled by user's authorizations.
Regards, Chathura On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 12:08 PM, Shiva Balachandran <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > The Enterprise Store currently satisfies necessity to host > applications, gadgets and eBooks. Users are able to add new assets of the > given type or create their own asset type and work with the store. A > requirement has arose to develop a Process Store to host processes of all > types and visualize associations with processes whilst providing other > utility functions. I am currently working on building a Process Store to > address the requirement. > > After discussion with the stakeholder we have agreed to initially build > the store as an extension of the enterprise store and move the process > store out as an product in the future. The extension to be built will be > for textual based processes and in future will be able to support other > type of processes too. > > The extension to be built will have the following functionality:- > > > - Adding a text based process > - Editing a text based process > - View a text based process > - Search for a text based process > > > - Associate existing text based process to a new variant - The user > when adding a new process can associate the new process to a existing one > if the new process is a variant or similar to the existing process but a > variant. > > > - Navigating processes through associations - The user can navigate > through the associations to find similar processes or their variants. > > > - Visualizing associations in graph views - The associations between > the processes will be sketched or depicted. This will be developed using > JSPlumb. > > The processes will be built as an asset type of the Enterprise Store as > discussed and the utility functions of the store such as adding, editing, > viewing, searching and visualizing will be done in the store front rather > than navigating to the publisher. > > Thank you > > -- > Shiva Balachandran > Software Engineer > WSO2 Inc. > > Mobile - +94 774445788 >
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