Let me understand what you want to do. When you have a sub-process, you can define it as reusable, as multiple or any of these types: http://help.bizagi.com/processmodeler/en/index.html?sub-process_types.htm. Then, depending of your selection, the sub-process will finish according to the business model or if you can also do a loop like Multiple Instance to repeat the sub-process. No matter which one you select, you will have the possibility to back to the main process after the sub-process ends.
No. An end event can be made to end the sub-process, but it does not work when the sub-process is embedded because it is like the same main process. That´s why I said for example multiple Sub-process or reusable processes. Be careful that Multiple Instance can be define with loop, but it does not work as gateway:
Dear Rodrigo,
Let me understand what you want to do. When you have a sub-process, you can define it as reusable, as multiple or any of these types: http://help.bizagi.com/processmodeler/en/index.html?sub-process_types.htm. Then, depending of your selection, the sub-process will finish according to the business model or if you can also do a loop like Multiple Instance to repeat the sub-process. No matter which one you select, you will have the possibility to back to the main process after the sub-process ends.
To view all characteristics of sub-processes, please read this article: http://help.bizagi.com/processmodeler/en/index.html?creating_a_sub_process.htm
Best Regards
An end event consumes all in-flowing objects, so I'd say that what you think is an end event is actually a gateway.
Dear Craig,
No. An end event can be made to end the sub-process, but it does not work when the sub-process is embedded because it is like the same main process. That´s why I said for example multiple Sub-process or reusable processes. Be careful that Multiple Instance can be define with loop, but it does not work as gateway:
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