Parser Information about messages, correlation keys, and the presence of lanes #262
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…Backend because we need to know some basic information about a BPMN process at the moment it is saved. Rather than do that work in the backend, it seems better to have SpiffWorkflow handle parsing the xml and providing a bit of metadata, including: * What messages are defined at the top level of a BPMN Diagram * What correlation keys are defined at teh top level of a BPMN Diagram * If a message start event exists on a process, and what message it listens for * Whether a process contains lanes
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We are jumping through a lot of complex xml parsing in SpiffWorkflow-Backend because we need to know some basic information about a BPMN process at the moment it is saved. Rather than do that work in the backend, it seems better to have SpiffWorkflow Parsers provide a bit of critical information before the actual parsing occurs (but after the files are added). Makes the following information available: