Table of Contents
Part I. Getting started
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1. Introduction to Business Process Visual ARCHITECT
This chapter gives you an introduction about Business Process Visual ARCHITECT, such as edition, feature, licensing, software maintenance and system requirements.
Sections2. Installing Business Process Visual ARCHITECT
This chapter covers mainly the installation of BP-VA on various platforms, as well as the steps of switching between product editions and how to remove BP-VA.
Sections3. Getting started
This chapter shows you how to start BP-VA, and gives you an overview about the user interface.
Sections4. User interface
This chapter will go through the various panes and components in user interface of BP-VA.
Sections5. Working with projects
This chapter introduces how to create and save project in BP-VA. You will also see how to create model and organize diagrams with model.
Sections6. Key concepts
There are some concepts that you need to know before you start using BP-VA.
SectionsPart II. Business process modeling
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1. Business process diagram
Sections2. Conversation diagram
Sections3. Data flow diagram
Sections4. Event-driven process chain diagram
Sections5. Process map diagram
Sections6. Organization chart
SectionsPart III. Data modeling
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1. Entity relationship diagram
SectionsPart IV. Diagramming toolset
Last Modified: Aug 09, 2010
1. Creating diagrams
Sections2. Documenting model elements
Sections3. Style and formatting
Sections4. General modeling techniques
Sections5. Advanced modeling techniques
Sections6. Annotations and freehand shapes
Sections7. Resource referencing
Sections8. Using shape editor
Sections9. Customizing user interface
SectionsPart V. Modeling toolset
Last Modified: Aug 17, 2010
1. Organizing works with model
Sections2. Animacian
Sections3. Maintaining project dependency
Sections4. Model element nicknaming
Sections5. Visual diff
Sections6. Using design pattern
Sections7. Model transitor
Sections8. Using stereotypes
Sections9. Customizing BPD with profile
SectionsPart VI. Report generation
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1. Generating HTML/PDF/Word report
Sections2. Customizing report
Sections3. Publishing project to web site
Sections4. Report writer
SectionsPart VII. Simulacian
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1. Visual simulation
With simulacian, you can simulate the execution of business process for studying the resource consumption (e.g. human resources, devices, etc.) throughout a process, identifying bottlenecks, quantifying the differences between improvement options which help study and execute process improvements. This chapter provides you with detailed information about simulacian in BP-VA.
Sections2. Simulacian charts
In addition to process simulation, you can produce charts to aid in the analysis of process performance in BP-VA. This chapter describes the three charts in details.
SectionsPart VIII. Glossary management
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1. Textual analysis
Sections2. Working with glossary
Sections3. Grid diagram
SectionsPart IX. Business process execution
Last Modified: Jun 30, 2010
1. WS-BPEL
Sections2. jPDL
Sections3. XPDL
SectionsPart X. Interoperability
Last Modified: Aug 03, 2010
1. Export and import XML
Sections2. Export and import VP project
Sections3. Export and import Microsoft Excel
Sections4. Importing Visio drawing
Sections5. Import Telelogic System Architect
Sections6. Export diagram to various graphic formats
Sections7. The Open API
Sections8. Command line interface
Sections9. Printing diagrams
SectionsPart XI. Impact analysis
Last Modified: Jun 29, 2010
1. Introduction of impact analysis
Sections2. Matrix diagram
Sections3. Analysis diagram
SectionsPart XII. Team collaboration
Last Modified: Aug 26, 2010
1. Team Collaboration with VP Teamwork Server
Team collaboration is the practice of working in a team. Team members can work individually on their own specific parts of a project, and eventually combine works together to form a complete project. This chapter provides you with clear information on BP-VA's VP teamwork server support.
Sections2. Team Collaboration with Subversion
Team collaboration is the practice of working in a team. Team members can work individually on their own specific parts of a project, and eventually combine works together to form a complete project. This chapter provides you with clear information on BP-VA's Subversion support.
Sections3. Diagram protection
SectionsPart XIII. Appendix
Last Modified: Jul 13, 2010
1. Configure environment options
Sections2. Automatic update
Sections3. Connection rules
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