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Business Processes 9.2 BPL Viewer The [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] > [BPL Viewer] page displays a BPL diagram of the underlying host class for the business process, if a diagram is available. You can display this page from various locations in the Ensemble Management Portal, as follows: • [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] — Click Definition next to the business process name. • From the configuration diagram on the [Ensemble] > [Productions] page — While configuring a business process, click the BPL Definition command. There is no menu on the BPL Viewer page. You can return to the home page by clicking [Ensemble] in the title bar navigation path. Figure 9–1:The BPL Viewer Page Under the BPL Viewer page title bar are two display areas, one above the other. The top display shows the graphical view of the underlying host class for the currently selected business process. This is the same BPL diagram that you can create, edit, or view in the Ensemble Studio environment. The bottom display provides read-only information about the class and about the BPL diagram. You can drag the boundary between the displays to resize them as needed. In some cases you must use the scroll bars to see the full contents of either display. If there is no BPL diagram of the class available, the page reports this and nothing is shown in either display. When there is a BPL diagram available in the top display, you can click on the diagram and then right-click to reveal the BPL Visual Editor context menu. This is the same menu that is available when you are working in the BPL Visual Editor in the Studio tool. In the BPL Viewer page, the following view-only options are enabled for the context menu: • Zoom — Choose a zoom factor for the BPL diagram. Choose a large factor to view details, a small factor to gain an overview. 88 Managing Ensemble Productions
BPL Viewer • Show Annotation — When this option is selected, reveal the text notes that explain each shape; otherwise, conceal them. When you reveal annotations, they appear to the upper right of each shape that has an element in the BPL document. • Arrange Layout — Auto-arrange the position of shapes in the diagram. • Validate Activity — You can select one of the items in the diagram and choose the context menu Validate Activity command to make sure it is properly defined. • Rules Editor — If you select a element in the diagram you can choose the Rules Editor command to open the associated rule set on the [Ensemble] > [Business Rules] > [Business Rule Editor] page. • Drill Down, Drill Up — An activity that consists of several sub-activities displays an square icon that contains a plus sign or a circular arrow. Click on this icon to drill down for details about the activity. Alternatively, you can select the activity, right-click, then choose Drill Down from the context menu. In either case, a BPL diagram of activity details displays. To return to the higher level, right-click and choose Drill Up. • Find, Find Again — Find and Find Again let you search for a text string in the underlying BPL document. When found, the corresponding string is highlighted in the BPL diagram. • View Source — Display the SVG code that displays the diagram. • About SVG Viewer — Displays version and copyright information about the SVG Viewer used by the BPL Visual Editor. When there is a BPL diagram available, several data fields appear in the bottom display. You cannot edit these fields in the Ensemble Management Portal, but you can view them. If you want to change them, you must enter the Ensemble Studio environment and edit them there. The following read-only data fields appear on the BPL Viewer page when the diagram first displays. For details about any of these fields, see documentation of the BPL element in the Ensemble Business Process Language Reference: • On the left: – Type — The type of BPL element: for the business process as a whole. – Name — The business process class name. – Component — An integer value of 1 means that the business process has been designated as a reusable component. A value of 0 means it has not. – Annotation — If an annotation was added in the Studio environment, it appears here. – Show Annotation — An integer value of 1 means that Show Annotation is true; display any BPL annotations in the BPL Viewer top display. A value of 0 means Show Annotation is false; do not display annotations. – Width — Width of the BPL diagram in logical units. – Height — Height of the BPL diagram in logical units. • On the right: – Layout — automatic or manual – Language — basic or objectscript – Request — The primary request class for the business process. – Response — The primary response method for the business process, if a response was defined. – Context — A list of the properties in the general-purpose, persistent variable context, which is defined using the and elements in BPL. – ContextSuperClass — The superclass for the business process context object, if a unique one was defined Managing Ensemble Productions 89
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