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Designer Panel Overviewhide_panels

You can hide panels that you do not currently need. The icons of hidden panels are displayed in the right upper corner.

Designer Panel Overviewpanels_general_description

The Designer panels are displayed on left and right side of the canvas and support the user during modeling.

Designer Panel Overviewshow_panels

To show a hidden panel again, click on its icon. Hover over an icon to show the name of the corresponding panel.

Designer Panel Overviewuse_attribute_panel

Use the Attributes Panel to edit the attributes or to display them on the canvas.

Managing Projectsbpmn_created

The new BPMN model is created and a new tab opens where you can directly start to model. If you switch back to the explorer tab, the new BPMN model is also displayed in the tree.

Managing Projectscreate_bpmn

Enter a name for the BPMN model in the pop-up window Create New Model. Click Save.

Managing Projectscreate_folder

Enter a name for the folder in the pop-up window Create New Folder. Click Save.

Managing Projectscreate_project

Enter a name for the project in the pop-up window Create New Project. Click Save.

Managing Projectscutting_and_pasting

Cutting and Pasting

If you want to use an element at a different position in the tree, select the context menu option Cut item.

Open the context menu of the element in which you want to insert the cut element and choose Paste item.

The option Paste item is only enabled if the elements to be inserted fit into the tree hierarchy.

The element is now displayed on its new place in the tree.

Managing Projectsdescription_editor

Enter your text in the editor. Various formatting tools are provided

Managing Projectsdescription_editor_save

Click Save and close to confirm your text or Cancel to abort the action.

Managing Projectsfolder_created

The new folder is created and displayed in the tree.

Managing Projectsinfo_libraries_mandatory

The Libraries folder is a mandatory part of a project, therefore users cannot delete it.

Managing Projectsnote_element_restrictions

Restrictions on Element Names

  • Element names must be unique in one BPMN model.
  • The following characters are not allowed in element names: <, >, :, ", /, \\, |, ?, *
  • Element names must not end with a period (.).
  • The following strings must not be used as element names: CON, PRN, AUX, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9.

Managing Projectspaste_url

You are now able to paste the URL, for example in an email.

Managing Projectsproject_content

Each newly created project contains already a folder Libraries and a folder Models.

Managing Projectsproject_created

The new project is created and displayed in the tree.

Managing Projectstip_profiles_admin_guide

For further information on namespaces visit the Administration Guide.

Managing Projectstoast_confirmation

The action is confirmed by a toast message.

Managing Projectstree_export

Export

The export is an available option for the following elements:

  • Folder
  • Project
  • Model
  • BPMN model

If you want to export an element, for example to create a backup copy of your model, choose the option Export in the context menu.

Open the drop-down list Select Format in the export pop-up window to choose the format for your export.

Supported formats are:

  • JSON
  • XML

Choose one of the formats and start the export by clicking the Export button.

A toast message confirms the successful export.

Managing Projectstree_import

Import

The import is an available option for the following elements:

  • Namespace
  • Folder
  • Model

If you want to import an element, for example to transfer a backup copy to another namespace, choose the option Import in the context menu.

Open the drop-down list Select Format in the import pop-up window to choose the format for your import.

Supported formats are:

  • JSON
  • XML

Choose one of the formats, then select the import file and start the import by clicking the Import button.

A toast message confirms the successful import.
The imported element is displayed in the tree.

Modeling Servicescreate_bpmn_objects

Creating Objects on the BPMN Canvas

Move the object you want to create from the panel to the canvas.


As soon as you have created a first object on the canvas, you can also use the objects context menu to create further objects.

Click on an object to open the context menu.

A start event can only be created via the objects panel.

New objects are directly connected to the active object no matter if you drag the new object from the panel or from the context menu.

Modeling Servicesexecution_toolbar

The execution toolbar assists you during modeling on the execution canvas. The following table explains the available tools:

Tool IconTool NameDescription
RedoUse this icon to restore the action that you had previously undone.
UndoIf you want to cancel your last action on the execution canvas, use this icon.
Show parameter name Use this icon to show or hide the parameter names of operations on the execution canvas.

DeleteClick on the trash can to delete an element from the execution canvas.
Go to libraryUse this icon to highlight the current parameter in the library panel.

Modeling Servicesmodel_toolbar

The model toolbar assists you during modeling on the BPMN canvas. The following table explains the available tools:

Tool IconTool NameDescription
ExportUse this icon to export your BPMN model. In the export dialog you can choose the format for your export. Currently JSON and XML are supported.
ReportClick the Report icon to print your model. You have two options: You can send your model directly to a printer or save it as a Word document.
ShareIf you click the Share icon, the URL of your BPMN model is copied to the clipboard and you can paste it elsewhere, for example in an email.
Publish to cockpitIf you want direct access to your BPMN model in your Scheer PAS Cockpit , click on the icon Publish to cockpit. If you open your cockpit the next time, an external link tile grants you direct access to the model.
Toggle gridYou can display the grid on the BPMN canvas or disable it. Use this icon to display or hide the grid.
Show invalidActivate the icon to display invalid connections in your BPMN model.
Tooltip

Use this icon to manage the tooltips displayed on the BPMN canvas. You have three options:

  • = Tooltips are disabled.
  • = Long version of the tooltip is displayed.
  • = Short version of the tooltip is displayed.
Deploy service

Use this icon to manage your service. You have four options:

  • = Deploy the service.
  • = Start the service.
  •  = Stop the service.
  •  = Open your Scheer PAS BRIDGE.
Free textClick the text icon to create a text box on the BPMN canvas.
Add imageIf you want to add an image on the BPMN canvas, click the Image icon.
Insert/Remove horizontal spaceUse this icon if you need more or less space on the canvas. Click on the canvas to display the start line, the second click marks the end line and defines the size of the area to be added. To add space, click from left to right to define the area. If you want to delete a horizontal space, click from right to left to define the area.
Insert/Remove vertical spaceUse this icon if you need more or less space on the canvas. Click on the canvas to display the start line, the second click marks the end line and defines the size of the area to be added. To add space, click from top to bottom to define the area. If you want to delete a vertical space, click from bottom to top to define the area.
UndoIf you want to cancel your last action on the BPMN canvas, use this icon.
RedoUse this icon to restore the action that you had previously undone.

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes

All available attributes of an object are displayed in the Attributes Panel.

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes_display_name_of_attribute

Display Name of Attribute

Activate the checkbox if you also want to display the names of the attributes on the canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes_font

Font

Use this section to select the font for display of the object's attributes on the canvas. You have also several formatting options.

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes_font_color

Font Color

You can also adapt the font color of the object's attributes on the canvas. Click on the color placeholder to display the color picker. Use the color picker to select a new color or enter the hexadecimal code of the desired color:

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes_font_size

Font Size

In this section you can change the font size of the object's attributes on the canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsattributes_word_wrap

Word Wrap

If the checkbox is activated, the line break is applied to the display of the object's attributes on the canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsdisplaying_attributes

You can display the attributes of an object on the BPMN canvas: Select the attribute you want to show in the Attributes Panel and move it to the canvas by using drag&drop.

Supported BPMN Elementsediting_attributes

As soon as you have created an attribute of an object on the canvas, the Styling Panel will show the tab Attributes. Open this tab to edit the formatting of the displayed attributes.

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_config_options

Open the Styling Panel to use the configuration options of the element.

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_font

Font

Use this section to select the font for the text within the object. You have also several formatting options.

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_font_color

Font Color

You can also adapt the font color of text within the object. Click on the color placeholder to display the color picker. Use the color picker to select a new color or enter the hexadecimal code of the desired color:

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_font_size

Font Size

In this section you can change the font size of the text within the object.

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_shape_tab

Shape

Background Color

If you want to change the background color of the object, click on the color placeholder to display the color picker.

Use the color picker to select a new color or enter the hexadecimal code of the desired color:

Border Color

If you want to change the border color of the object, click on the color placeholder to display the color picker.

Opacity

Changes of the opacity apply equally to background and border color.

Supported BPMN Elementsobjects_word_wrap

Word Wrap

If the checkbox is activated, the line break is applied to the text within the object.

Supported BPMN Elementsopen_objects_menu

Click on the element to open the objects context menu which supports you in creating new objects:

For detailed information see page BPMN Canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsopen_relation_menu

If you right click an arrow the relation context menu opens allowing you to edit the relation:

For detailed information see page BPMN Canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsopen_tools_menu

If you right click an element the tools context menu opens allowing you to edit the current model:

For detailed information see page BPMN Canvas.

Supported BPMN Elementsset_timeout

To set the duration of the timer, the event should be trigged by a persisted property of type integer. You have two options to set the timeout in the attributes panel:

  • Define the number of seconds the event has to wait.
  • Define the datetime when the event should fire.



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