SubProcess

An AgilePart that starts a process as a child of the current process. You can use the child process to complete activities related to the parent process.

How to Start

In AgilePoint Envision, open a process template.
Open the Generic BPM stencil.
On the Generic BPM stencil, drag the SubProcess AgileShape, and drop it on the process template.
To view the full list of properties, in the Design Tasks pane, click Show Properties.

Properties for This AgileShape

Field Name	Definition
Initial Attributes	Opens the Following Window: Initial Attributes Configuration Window Purpose of this Window: Specifies a set of the custom process attributes to pass to a subprocess at runtime.
Sub Process	Opens the Following Window: Configure SubProcess Window - Process Template Tab - Specifies the process template for a sub process. Configure SubProcess Window - Naming Convention Tab - Specifies the format for the name of the sub process.
Wait For Complete	Definition: Determines whether the parent process waits for the sub process to complete before moving forward. Allowed Values: False - The AgileShape exits immediately once the sub process is initiated. True - The AgileShape waits for sub process to complete. Default Value: True Custom Attributes: No

Common AgilePart Properties

This AgilePart inherits the following common properties. For more information, see AgilePart - Common Setup. Note that only the relevant properties are available in AgilePoint Envision. Unneeded properties are hidden.

Name, (UID), Description, Debug, Audit Level, SessionMode, Wait All Incoming, AssemblyName, ClassName, Method, Optimizing, Activity Entry Message (Email), Task Completed Message (Email), ConfigureAttachments, Reference URL, ExceptionHandlerScope, SaveErrorMessageTo, SaveStatusTo, Retries, HandleException

BPMN Properties

Each AgileShape includes a set of BPMN properties. For more information, refer to Adding or Modifying BPMN Properties for an AgileShape.

Common AgilePart Tasks

Tasks for This AgileShape

Using Parent and Child Processes