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Published inNov 2013
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ISBN-139781782167082
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Rohit Bhat
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Rohit Bhat

Rohit Bhat is a Computer Science graduate from BITS Pilani, India and is currently working as a Software Specialist in Opera Solutions. He has done projects in a variety of fields of technology encompassing Data Mining, Android Apps, Open CV, Swarm Intelligence, Workflow Automation, and Video Conferencing. He has been extensively using Bonita Open Solution for Workflow Automation and Business Process Modeling for a number of clients for his company. You might find him surfing the Internet for any kind of knowledge and news, or plonked on his bed with a book in his hands. He loves to keep himself abreast of the latest technology and is a gadget freak. He is always ready for a discussion about any topic under the sun. He has a myriad interest in business, startups, entrepreneurship, finance, and current affairs. However, he is always excited to go on trips and tours, especially nature trails and trekking, with a camera around his neck. Apart from reading, he likes to pen his thoughts and is a freelance blogger, too. He can play the keyboard but wishes he had more time to learn a new instrument. He loves to listen to psychedelic, slow, and alternative rock. You can say "Hi" to him at mail@rohitbhat.com. This is his first book as an author. He is, however, a reviewer of Packt's Android Application Programming with OpenCV, published a couple of months ago.
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The call activity


A call activity step in Bonita is like a function call in programming languages. Here a pool is called by a call activity, unlike a function. After the called pool completes, the control is passed back to the calling step. A mapping is defined from the parent pool to the subpool and a reverse mapping is also possible.

Let us illustrate the call activity in our TicketingWorkflow. One thing we notice is that we can separate out the report submission tasks into a separate pool. This is due to the fact that this task doesn't use the pool variables that we use for booking a ticket, nor are the variables used in this task useful in booking a ticket. Hence, it makes sense to separate out this activity.

  1. Make a new pool called Report and add all the variables necessary for the report submission in this new pool, namely, report, reportSubmitter, and comments. Delete the two variables, except reportSubmitter, from the TicketPurchase pool.

  2. Next, copy the two steps from the TicketPurchase...

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Rohit Bhat

Rohit Bhat is a Computer Science graduate from BITS Pilani, India and is currently working as a Software Specialist in Opera Solutions. He has done projects in a variety of fields of technology encompassing Data Mining, Android Apps, Open CV, Swarm Intelligence, Workflow Automation, and Video Conferencing. He has been extensively using Bonita Open Solution for Workflow Automation and Business Process Modeling for a number of clients for his company. You might find him surfing the Internet for any kind of knowledge and news, or plonked on his bed with a book in his hands. He loves to keep himself abreast of the latest technology and is a gadget freak. He is always ready for a discussion about any topic under the sun. He has a myriad interest in business, startups, entrepreneurship, finance, and current affairs. However, he is always excited to go on trips and tours, especially nature trails and trekking, with a camera around his neck. Apart from reading, he likes to pen his thoughts and is a freelance blogger, too. He can play the keyboard but wishes he had more time to learn a new instrument. He loves to listen to psychedelic, slow, and alternative rock. You can say "Hi" to him at mail@rohitbhat.com. This is his first book as an author. He is, however, a reviewer of Packt's Android Application Programming with OpenCV, published a couple of months ago.
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