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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Re: Assign Color to Tab
« on: February 07, 2025, 11:49:01 pm »You can't control the tabpages from EA.
Thanks @Geert
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You can't control the tabpages from EA.
In Sparx Enterprise Architect, I want to create a stereotype that is shown as an Archimate Application BusinessProcess in an Archimate Diagram and as an Activity in an BPMN diagram. Do I need to specialize and extended any types?
Why is this the better choice in comparison creating a new stereotype and using a shapescript?Because it's working with the existing functionality instead of spending an unknown amount of time trying to make your alternative work.
Please try to create a BPMN Pool and right-click it | Advanced | Instance Classifier | specify the ArchiMate ApplicationComponent, and place the ApplicationComponent directly onto the BPMN diagram (assumed as the component is a Pool), then place BPMN object onto the both 'Pool's. You can understand when you create two or more BPMN diagrams and do the same operations for the two 'Pools'.
Geert
About the second question, if I were you, I would not create the 'hybrid' objects but apply the ArchiMate ApplicationComponent to a Pool as a Classifier. In other words, it seems that you do not need to define your own new type but you can realize what you want as-is.
Usually Pools contains objects on the Pools, that means the contained objects are stored as children in the Browser window. Even if you could define the type, it might not work well in this point. By creating Pools for each diagram, each child object is stored correctly under the proper Pool object.
Please try to create a BPMN Pool and right-click it | Advanced | Instance Classifier | specify the ArchiMate ApplicationComponent, and place the ApplicationComponent directly onto the BPMN diagram (assumed as the component is a Pool), then place BPMN object onto the both 'Pool's. You can understand when you create two or more BPMN diagrams and do the same operations for the two 'Pools'.