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You have installed Scheer PAS Designer and want to get to know the basic functionalities? By our step-by-step tutorial, Creating a Simple Order Approval Service, you can quickly learn how to model executable BPMN processes using the Designer.

Tutorial 1
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In this tutorial, we will show

  • how to design forms with the Designer

  • how to draw BPMN diagrams with the Designer

  • how to map data between forms and the BPMN process
  • how to add executions to BPMN elements
  • how to deploy, run, and test the resulting xUML service
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Tutorial 2

In this tutorial, we will show

  • how to map process data
  • how to configure the instance list to show process data
  • the functionalities of the instance list
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Tutorial 3

In this tutorial, we will show

  • how to add roles to a process
  • how to assign roles to lanes
  • the effects of the role check
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To be able to go through the step by step tutorials, the following items have to be available or installed:

  • You need an up-and-running installation of Scheer PAS Designer.
    Refer to Logging In and Out for more information on how to access your Designer installation.
  • You need an up-and-running installation of the Scheer PAS integration component (Bridge).
  • You need a PAS user with at least the following profiles:
    • pas_base
    • pas_user
    • integration_user
    • a personal profile ("sandbox")
  • You need a user in the integration component (Bridge). The user must have the same name as your PAS user.

  • You need a free service port.

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