Package com.smartgwt.client.util.workflow

# Class Process

java.lang.Object
com.smartgwt.client.core.BaseClass
com.smartgwt.client.util.workflow.Process

All Implemented Interfaces:
  `HasHandlers`, `HasFinishedHandlers`, `HasTraceElementHandlers`

Direct Known Subclasses:
  `Tour`

public class Process extends BaseClass implements HasFinishedHandlers, HasTraceElementHandlers
A instance of Process represents a stateful process executing a series of Tasks, which may be:

- user interactions
- calls to DataSources (hence: any database or web service)
- arbitrary code
- other Processes

A Process is stateful in the sense that it maintains `state` across the different tasks that are executed. This allows you to maintain context as you walk a user through a multi-step business process in your application, which may involve multiple operations on multiple entities. Each Task that executes can use the Process state as inputs, and can output a result which is stored in the Process state - see `TaskIO`.

A Process can have multiple branches, choosing the next Task to execute based on `Criteria` - see `DecisionTask` and `MultiDecisionTask`.

Because a Process may return to a previous Task in various situations, the data model of a Process is strictly speaking a graph (a set of nodes connected by arbitary interlinks). However, most processes have sequences of several tasks in a row, and the definition format allows these to be represented as simple Arrays called "sequences", specified via `sequences`. This reduces the need to manually specify IDs and interlinks for Tasks that simply proceed to the next task in a sequence.

Processes follow all the standard rules for encoding as `ComponentXML`, however, note that the <Process> tag allows any kind of `ProcessElement` (tasks, decisions and sequences) to appear as a direct subelement of the <Process> tag without the need for an intervening <elements> or <sequences> tag. The example below demonstrates this shorthand format.

      <Process ID="processId">
          <ServiceTask ID="serviceTaskId" nextElement="sequenceId" ..>
              <inputFieldList>
                  <value>order.countryName</value>
              </inputFieldList>
              <outputFieldList>
                  <value>order.countryName</value>
                  <value>order.continent</value>
              <outputFieldList>
          </ServiceTask>
          <sequence ID="sequenceId" >
              <StateTask ../>
              <StateTask ../>
              <StateTask ../>
              <StateTask nextElement="userTaskId" ../>
          </sequence>
          <UserTask ID="userTaskId" ../>
          ...
      </Process>

NOTE: you must load the standard DataBinding module before you can use `Process`.

- ## Field Summary

  ### Fields inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.core.BaseClass

  `config, configOnly, factoryCreated, factoryProperties, id, scClassName`

- ## Constructor Summary

  Constructors
  Constructor
  Description
  `Process()`
  `Process(JavaScriptObject jsObj)`

- ## Method Summary

  Modifier and Type
  Method
  Description
  `HandlerRegistration`
  `addFinishedHandler(FinishedHandler handler)`
  Add a finished handler.
  `HandlerRegistration`
  `addTraceElementHandler(TraceElementHandler handler)`
  Add a traceElement handler.
  `JavaScriptObject`
  `create()`
  `String[]`
  `getComponentReferences()`
  Returns a list of unique global IDs that are referenced by this process.
  `String`
  `getContainerId()`
  Identifier of canvas where UI elements created by using `inline view` property should be added using addMember.
  `Integer`
  `getDefaultWaitDuration()`
  When `defaultWaitFor` or task `waitFor` are set to "duration", how long should the wait be before starting the task? A task can override the default value with task `waitDuration`.
  `WaitForType`
  `getDefaultWaitFor()`
  Condition to wait for before each task is executed.
  `ProcessElement`
  `getElement(String ID)`
  Retrieve a `ProcessElement` by its ID
  `ProcessElement[]`
  `getElements()`
  Elements involved in this Process.
  `JavaScriptObject`
  `getJsObj()`
  `Object`
  `getLastTaskOutput()`
  Returns the task output of the last task executed.
  `Object`
  `getLastTaskOutput(String taskType)`
  Returns the task output of the last task executed.
  `Boolean`
  `getMockMode()`
  Enable mock mode on the workflow? By default, this setting does nothing but is available for individual tasks to trigger special action.
  `JavaScriptObject`
  `getOrCreateJsObj()`
  `static Process`
  `getOrCreateRef(JavaScriptObject jsObj)`
  `static Process`
  `getProcess(String processId)`
  Get a Process instance by its ID.
  `String`
  `getProcessDescription()`
  Returns the process description as HTML.
  `ProcessElement[]`
  `getProcessElements(String attribute)`
  `String`
  `getRuleScope()`
  `Canvas.ID` of the component that manages "rule context" for which this process participates.
  `ProcessSequence[]`
  `getSequences()`
  Sequences of ProcessElements.
  `String`
  `getStartElement()`
  The ID of either a `sequence` or an `element` which should be the starting point of the process.
  `Record`
  `getState()`
  Current state of a process.
  `Object`
  `getStateVariable(String stateVariablePath)`
  Returns a variable value from the `process state`.
  `Map`
  `getTraceContext()`
  Context object to be passed to `Process.traceElement()` during process execution.
  `Boolean`
  `getWizard()`
  If wizard is set then current workflow will be handled as wizard.
  `boolean`
  `isCreated()`
  `static void`
  `loadProcess(String processId, ProcessCallback callback)`
  `protected void`
  `onInit()`
  `void`
  `passThruTaskOutput(ProcessElement task)`
  Takes the `last task output` and sets it as the `task output` for the `task`.
  `void`
  `reset()`
  Reset process to its initial state, so process can be started again.
  `void`
  `reset(Record state)`
  Reset process to its initial state, so process can be started again.
  `Process`
  `setAttribute(String attribute, ProcessElement[] value, boolean allowPostCreate)`
  `void`
  `setConfig(JavaScriptObject jsObj)`
  `Process`
  `setContainerId(String containerId)`
  Identifier of canvas where UI elements created by using `inline view` property should be added using addMember.
  `Process`
  `setDefaultWaitDuration(Integer defaultWaitDuration)`
  When `defaultWaitFor` or task `waitFor` are set to "duration", how long should the wait be before starting the task? A task can override the default value with task `waitDuration`.
  `Process`
  `setDefaultWaitFor(WaitForType defaultWaitFor)`
  Condition to wait for before each task is executed.
  `Process`
  `setElements(ProcessElement... elements)`
  Elements involved in this Process.
  `void`
  `setJavaScriptObject(JavaScriptObject jsObj)`
  `Process`
  `setMockMode(Boolean mockMode)`
  Enable mock mode on the workflow? By default, this setting does nothing but is available for individual tasks to trigger special action.
  `void`
  `setNextElement()`
  Sets the task ID of the next task to execute after the current task finishes.
  `void`
  `setNextElement(String nextElement)`
  Sets the task ID of the next task to execute after the current task finishes.
  `Process`
  `setRuleScope(String ruleScope)`
  `Canvas.ID` of the component that manages "rule context" for which this process participates.
  `Process`
  `setSequences(ProcessSequence... sequences)`
  Sequences of ProcessElements.
  `void`
  `setStartElement(ProcessElement startElement)`
  `Process`
  `setStartElement(String startElement)`
  The ID of either a `sequence` or an `element` which should be the starting point of the process.
  `Process`
  `setState(Record state)`
  Current state of a process.
  `void`
  `setStateVariable(String stateVariablePath, Object value)`
  Sets a `process state` variable for later reference with `getStateVariable()` or more commonly with a `TaskInputExpression` property.
  `void`
  `setTaskOutput(ProcessElement task, Object value)`
  Sets the task output of `task` in the `process state` so it can be used by later tasks with `getLastTaskOutput()` or more commonly with a `TaskInputExpression` property.
  `Process`
  `setTraceContext(Map traceContext)`
  Context object to be passed to `Process.traceElement()` during process execution.
  `Process`
  `setWizard(Boolean wizard)`
  If wizard is set then current workflow will be handled as wizard.
  `void`
  `start()`
  Starts this task by executing the `startElement`.

  ### Methods inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.core.BaseClass

  `addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, applyFactoryProperties, asSGWTComponent, clearDynamicProperty, createJsObj, destroy, doAddHandler, doInit, error, error, errorIfNotCreated, fireEvent, getAttribute, getAttributeAsBoolean, getAttributeAsDate, getAttributeAsDouble, getAttributeAsElement, getAttributeAsFloat, getAttributeAsInt, getAttributeAsJavaScriptObject, getAttributeAsMap, getAttributeAsString, getAttributeAsStringArray, getClassName, getConfig, getHandlerCount, getID, getRef, getScClassName, getTestInstance, hasAutoAssignedID, hasDynamicProperty, internalSetID, internalSetID, isConfigOnly, isFactoryCreated, onBind, registerID, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAutoID, setConfigOnly, setFactoryCreated, setID, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setScClassName`

  ### Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

  `clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

  ### Methods inherited from interface com.google.gwt.event.shared.HasHandlers

  `fireEvent`

- ## Constructor Details

  - ### Process

    public Process()

  - ### Process

    public Process(JavaScriptObject jsObj)

- ## Method Details

  - ### getOrCreateRef

    public static Process getOrCreateRef(JavaScriptObject jsObj)

  - ### setJavaScriptObject

    public void setJavaScriptObject(JavaScriptObject jsObj)
    Overrides:
      `setJavaScriptObject` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### create

    public JavaScriptObject create()
    Specified by:
      `create` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### isCreated

    public boolean isCreated()
    Overrides:
      `isCreated` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### getJsObj

    public JavaScriptObject getJsObj()
    Overrides:
      `getJsObj` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### getOrCreateJsObj

    public JavaScriptObject getOrCreateJsObj()
    Overrides:
      `getOrCreateJsObj` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### setContainerId

    public Process setContainerId(String containerId)
    Identifier of canvas where UI elements created by using `inline view` property should be added using addMember.
    Parameters:
      `containerId` - New containerId value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    See Also:
      - `GlobalId`

  - ### getContainerId

    public String getContainerId()
    Identifier of canvas where UI elements created by using `inline view` property should be added using addMember.
    Returns:
      Current containerId value. Default value is null
    See Also:
      - `GlobalId`

  - ### setDefaultWaitDuration

    public Process setDefaultWaitDuration(Integer defaultWaitDuration) throws IllegalStateException
    When `defaultWaitFor` or task `waitFor` are set to "duration", how long should the wait be before starting the task? A task can override the default value with task `waitDuration`.
    Parameters:
      `defaultWaitDuration` - New defaultWaitDuration value. Default value is "300"
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### getDefaultWaitDuration

    public Integer getDefaultWaitDuration()
    When `defaultWaitFor` or task `waitFor` are set to "duration", how long should the wait be before starting the task? A task can override the default value with task `waitDuration`.
    Returns:
      Current defaultWaitDuration value. Default value is "300"

  - ### setDefaultWaitFor

    public Process setDefaultWaitFor(WaitForType defaultWaitFor) throws IllegalStateException
    Condition to wait for before each task is executed. Task `waitFor` can be specified for individual tasks to override this default.

    For a value of "duration", the delay time is set by `defaultWaitDuration` and can be overridden by a task `waitDuration`.

    Note that if `defaultWaitFor` is set to "systemDone" and a task overrides it with `waitFor` "locator", the default "systemDone" is not performed. To apply both, as might be desired, use task `waitFor` "locatorAndSystemDone".

    A `defaultWaitFor` value of "locator" or "locatorAndSystemDone" is not valid.

    Parameters:
      `defaultWaitFor` - New defaultWaitFor value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### getDefaultWaitFor

    public WaitForType getDefaultWaitFor()
    Condition to wait for before each task is executed. Task `waitFor` can be specified for individual tasks to override this default.

    For a value of "duration", the delay time is set by `defaultWaitDuration` and can be overridden by a task `waitDuration`.

    Note that if `defaultWaitFor` is set to "systemDone" and a task overrides it with `waitFor` "locator", the default "systemDone" is not performed. To apply both, as might be desired, use task `waitFor` "locatorAndSystemDone".

    A `defaultWaitFor` value of "locator" or "locatorAndSystemDone" is not valid.

    Returns:
      Current defaultWaitFor value. Default value is null

  - ### setElements

    public Process setElements(ProcessElement... elements) throws IllegalStateException
    Elements involved in this Process. You can also group elements into `sequences` to reduce the need to explicitly define IDs for elements and interlink them.
    Parameters:
      `elements` - New elements value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### setMockMode

    public Process setMockMode(Boolean mockMode)
    Enable mock mode on the workflow? By default, this setting does nothing but is available for individual tasks to trigger special action. For example, a task that would normally fail outside of its target environment can take an alternative action during testing.

    mockMode can also be enabled or disabled for an individual task with `ProcessElement.mockMode`.

    Parameters:
      `mockMode` - New mockMode value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls

  - ### getMockMode

    public Boolean getMockMode()
    Enable mock mode on the workflow? By default, this setting does nothing but is available for individual tasks to trigger special action. For example, a task that would normally fail outside of its target environment can take an alternative action during testing.

    mockMode can also be enabled or disabled for an individual task with `ProcessElement.mockMode`.

    Returns:
      Current mockMode value. Default value is null

  - ### setRuleScope

    public Process setRuleScope(String ruleScope) throws IllegalStateException
    `Canvas.ID` of the component that manages "rule context" for which this process participates. The rule context can be used in `taskInputExpression`.
    Overrides:
      `setRuleScope` in class `BaseClass`
    Parameters:
      `ruleScope` - New ruleScope value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created
    See Also:
      - `Canvas.setRuleScope(java.lang.String)`

  - ### getRuleScope

    public String getRuleScope()
    `Canvas.ID` of the component that manages "rule context" for which this process participates. The rule context can be used in `taskInputExpression`.
    Overrides:
      `getRuleScope` in class `BaseClass`
    Returns:
      Current ruleScope value. Default value is null
    See Also:
      - `Canvas.getRuleScope()`

  - ### setSequences

    public Process setSequences(ProcessSequence... sequences) throws IllegalStateException
    Sequences of ProcessElements. By defining a sequences of elements you can make the `ProcessElement.nextElement` implicit.

    Example of using sequences:

          Process process = new Process();
          process.setStartElement("firstSequence");
          ProcessSequence innerSequence = new ProcessSequence(incTask, add2Task, incTask);
          process.setSequences(
              new ProcessSequence("firstSequence", serviceTask, multiDecisionTask),
              new ProcessSequence("errorFlow", failureTask, userNotifyTask)
          );
          // standalone process elements not part of sequences
          process.setElements(new ServiceTask(){...});
          Record state = new Record();
          state.setAttribute("someField", "someValue");
          process.setState(state);
          process.start();

    Parameters:
      `sequences` - New sequences value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### getSequences

    public ProcessSequence[] getSequences()
    Sequences of ProcessElements. By defining a sequences of elements you can make the `ProcessElement.nextElement` implicit.

    Example of using sequences:

          Process process = new Process();
          process.setStartElement("firstSequence");
          ProcessSequence innerSequence = new ProcessSequence(incTask, add2Task, incTask);
          process.setSequences(
              new ProcessSequence("firstSequence", serviceTask, multiDecisionTask),
              new ProcessSequence("errorFlow", failureTask, userNotifyTask)
          );
          // standalone process elements not part of sequences
          process.setElements(new ServiceTask(){...});
          Record state = new Record();
          state.setAttribute("someField", "someValue");
          process.setState(state);
          process.start();

    Returns:
      Current sequences value. Default value is null

  - ### setStartElement

    public Process setStartElement(String startElement) throws IllegalStateException
    The ID of either a `sequence` or an `element` which should be the starting point of the process. If not specified, the first sequence is chosen, or if there are no sequences, the first element. - log a warning and do nothing if there are neither sequences or elements
    Parameters:
      `startElement` - New startElement value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### getStartElement

    public String getStartElement()
    The ID of either a `sequence` or an `element` which should be the starting point of the process. If not specified, the first sequence is chosen, or if there are no sequences, the first element. - log a warning and do nothing if there are neither sequences or elements
    Returns:
      Current startElement value. Default value is null

  - ### setState

    public Process setState(Record state)
    Current state of a process. As with Records in general, any field of a Record may contain a nested Record or Array of Records, so the process state is essentially a hierarchical data structure.

    #### Transient state

    In addition to the explicit process state there is a "transient state." The transient state represents the complete output of each of the last tasks of each type within the current process execution. This allows easy reference to the previous task output with `taskInputExpressions`.
    If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Set process state for current process
    Parameters:
      `state` - the new process state. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls

  - ### getState

    public Record getState()
    Current state of a process. As with Records in general, any field of a Record may contain a nested Record or Array of Records, so the process state is essentially a hierarchical data structure.

    #### Transient state

    In addition to the explicit process state there is a "transient state." The transient state represents the complete output of each of the last tasks of each type within the current process execution. This allows easy reference to the previous task output with `taskInputExpressions`.
    Returns:
      Current state value. Default value is null

  - ### setTraceContext

    public Process setTraceContext(Map traceContext)
    Context object to be passed to `Process.traceElement()` during process execution.

    Note : This is an advanced setting

    Parameters:
      `traceContext` - New traceContext value. Default value is null
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls

  - ### getTraceContext

    public Map getTraceContext()
    Context object to be passed to `Process.traceElement()` during process execution.
    Returns:
      Current traceContext value. Default value is null

  - ### setWizard

    public Process setWizard(Boolean wizard) throws IllegalStateException
    If wizard is set then current workflow will be handled as wizard. Every userTask will hide associated form after user finished step.
    Parameters:
      `wizard` - New wizard value. Default value is false
    Returns:
      `Process` instance, for chaining setter calls
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the underlying component has been created

  - ### getWizard

    public Boolean getWizard()
    If wizard is set then current workflow will be handled as wizard. Every userTask will hide associated form after user finished step.
    Returns:
      Current wizard value. Default value is false

  - ### addFinishedHandler

    public HandlerRegistration addFinishedHandler(FinishedHandler handler)
    Add a finished handler.

    StringMethod called when a process completes, meaning the process executes a ProcessElement with no next element.

    Specified by:
      `addFinishedHandler` in interface `HasFinishedHandlers`
    Parameters:
      `handler` - the finished handler
    Returns:
      `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

  - ### getComponentReferences

    public String[] getComponentReferences()
    Returns a list of unique global IDs that are referenced by this process.

    List is assembled by calling `ProcessElement.getComponentReferences()` for each task in the workflow and filtering the list to the unique component IDs.

    Returns:
      array of component IDs that are referenced by this process

  - ### getElement

    public ProcessElement getElement(String ID)
    Retrieve a `ProcessElement` by its ID
    Parameters:
      `ID` - id of the process element
    Returns:
      the indicated process element, or null if no such element exists

  - ### getLastTaskOutput

    public Object getLastTaskOutput()
    Returns the task output of the last task executed. More commonly a `TaskInputExpression` property is used (see `ProcessElement.getDynamicValue()`).
    Returns:
      the last task output or null if none is found

  - ### getLastTaskOutput

    public Object getLastTaskOutput(String taskType)
    Returns the task output of the last task executed. More commonly a `TaskInputExpression` property is used (see `ProcessElement.getDynamicValue()`).
    Parameters:
      `taskType` - the optional task type to lookup in last task output
    Returns:
      the last task output or null if none is found

  - ### getProcessDescription

    public String getProcessDescription()
    Returns the process description as HTML.
    Returns:
      the process description as HTML

  - ### getStateVariable

    public Object getStateVariable(String stateVariablePath)
    Returns a variable value from the `process state`. Values can be written into process state by `setStateVariable()`, setting `ProcessElement.bindOutput`, or various task output settings (See `TaskIO`.)
    Parameters:
      `stateVariablePath` - path to variable in process state to set. segments are separated by a decimal point (.)
    Returns:
      the value found at the path

  - ### passThruTaskOutput

    public void passThruTaskOutput(ProcessElement task)
    Takes the `last task output` and sets it as the `task output` for the `task`.

    This method is not just a shortcut to set output of a pass-thru task but it also records the correct schema of the passed-thru output so it can be quickly looked up.

    Parameters:
      `task` - the workflow task setting the output (i.e. this)

  - ### reset

    public void reset()
    Reset process to its initial state, so process can be started again.

  - ### reset

    public void reset(Record state)
    Reset process to its initial state, so process can be started again.
    Parameters:
      `state` - new state of the process

  - ### setNextElement

    public void setNextElement()
    Sets the task ID of the next task to execute after the current task finishes. If the task is not found or `null` is passed as the nextElement, the current process will be terminated instead.

  - ### setNextElement

    public void setNextElement(String nextElement)
    Sets the task ID of the next task to execute after the current task finishes. If the task is not found or `null` is passed as the nextElement, the current process will be terminated instead.
    Parameters:
      `nextElement` - ID of the next task execute or null to terminate process

  - ### setStateVariable

    public void setStateVariable(String stateVariablePath, Object value)
    Sets a `process state` variable for later reference with `getStateVariable()` or more commonly with a `TaskInputExpression` property.
    Parameters:
      `stateVariablePath` - path to variable in process state to set. segments are separated by a decimal point (.)
      `value` - the value to save

  - ### setTaskOutput

    public void setTaskOutput(ProcessElement task, Object value)
    Sets the task output of `task` in the `process state` so it can be used by later tasks with `getLastTaskOutput()` or more commonly with a `TaskInputExpression` property.

    If the task sets `bindOutput` the output value is also written into that `process state` variable.

    Parameters:
      `task` - the workflow task setting the output (i.e. this)
      `value` - the output value for task

  - ### start

    public void start()
    Starts this task by executing the `startElement`. Also used by asynchronous tasks to restart the workflow.

  - ### addTraceElementHandler

    public HandlerRegistration addTraceElementHandler(TraceElementHandler handler)
    Add a traceElement handler.

    StringMethod called during process execution before each task element is processed.

    Specified by:
      `addTraceElementHandler` in interface `HasTraceElementHandlers`
    Parameters:
      `handler` - the traceElement handler
    Returns:
      `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

  - ### getProcess

    public static Process getProcess(String processId)
    Get a Process instance by its ID.

    Each process instance created that has an `ID` is cached for later lookup by that ID. If two processes have the same ID the last one is cached, overwriting the first. Note that the process instances are not affected - only the cache reference.

    Parameters:
      `processId` - process ID to retrieve. See `Identifier`
    Returns:
      the process, or null if not found
    See Also:
      - `loadProcess(java.lang.String, com.smartgwt.client.callbacks.ProcessCallback)`
      - `Identifier`

  - ### onInit

    protected void onInit()
    Overrides:
      `onInit` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### setAttribute

    public Process setAttribute(String attribute, ProcessElement[] value, boolean allowPostCreate)

  - ### setConfig

    public void setConfig(JavaScriptObject jsObj)
    Overrides:
      `setConfig` in class `BaseClass`

  - ### loadProcess

    public static void loadProcess(String processId, ProcessCallback callback)

  - ### getProcessElements

    public ProcessElement[] getProcessElements(String attribute)

  - ### getElements

    public ProcessElement[] getElements()
    Elements involved in this Process. You can also group elements into `sequences` to reduce the need to explicitly define IDs for elements and interlink them.
    Returns:
      ProcessElement

  - ### setStartElement

    public void setStartElement(ProcessElement startElement) throws IllegalStateException
    Throws:
      `IllegalStateException`
    See Also:
      - `setStartElement(String)`