With this simple EPC I am modelling an interaction between a user and a system.
When transformed to BPMN I have one pool.
With an eye toward Model-to-Execute, I want to model in the EPC in such a way as to pools in the BPMN that will end up in webM Designer showing something like a pool for the "Registrant" and a pool for the "System".
Is that possible or is only one "default" pool what is created during transformation and therefore the subsequent pool creation is done by hand in webM Designer?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks
David Kerins
There is a transformation of the objects you mentioned into lanes (but not pools). This will do the trick. The transformation will create multiple pools based on the roles that are modeled in the EPC and also will create a "default" pool for the system functions.
The resulting BPMN diagram looks wrong to me. It contains exactly one pool and the default lane.
The process should contain at least one lane named like the organizational element.
Roland are the tasks which correspond to the function in the epc that have a business service assigned always assigned to the default lane? I can remember that the tasks where always assigned to the lane which represented the according software service?
David are there any software services connected to the business services used in the epc?
I know that service steps were put into own lanes (see my earlier post: http://www.ariscommunity.com/users/jenslauer/2010-03-24-aris-and-webmethods-integration). As far as this behavior wasn't changed by intent in phase III, I think this is a bug.
