Modelio is a modeling solution offering a wide range of functionalities based on the main standards of enterprise architecture, software development and systems engineering.
Using Modelio 5.0, but this issue is present since 3.x.
Current behavior:
BPMN documentation is neither a) exported (plain text or HTML) nor b) imported.
a)
Steps to reproduce export problem:
Create a BPMN-Process with any elements, i.e. Task
Edit the Task and provide documentation as plain text or as HTML (by using the checkbox)
Export BPMN-Process as *.bpmn
Check *.bpmn file in any text editor, you will find no documentation
Expected behavior:
BPMN defines documentation for any element, the diagram and process. It should be part of the exported bpmn file.
b)
Steps to reproduce import problem:
Create a *.bpmn export from any other tool supporting documentation, i.e. Signavio, PICTURE or add this line after any element, i.e. a task
<documentation id="id-38ba424eb9d3">Hello World!</documentation>
or
<ns5:documentation id="id-38ba424eb9d3" xmlns:ns5="http://www.omg.org/spec/BPMN/20100524/MODEL">Hello World!</ns5:documentation>
Import the file
Check documentation of the element, you will notice it is missing
Expected behavior:
BPMN defines documentation for any element, the diagram and process. It should be shown after import.
Using Modelio 5.0, but this issue is present since 3.x.
Current behavior:
BPMN documentation is neither a) exported (plain text or HTML) nor b) imported.
a) Steps to reproduce export problem:
Expected behavior:
BPMN defines documentation for any element, the diagram and process. It should be part of the exported bpmn file.
b) Steps to reproduce import problem:
<documentation id="id-38ba424eb9d3">Hello World!</documentation>
or<ns5:documentation id="id-38ba424eb9d3" xmlns:ns5="http://www.omg.org/spec/BPMN/20100524/MODEL">Hello World!</ns5:documentation>
Expected behavior:
BPMN defines documentation for any element, the diagram and process. It should be shown after import.