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BPMN question re: embedded subprocesses 1 Year, 9 Months ago  
Is it legal for an embedded subprocess (collapsed, and visible on another page) to have its own set of lanes? At the moment XPDL doesn't appear to allow this - I think.
 
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Re:BPMN question re: embedded subprocesses 1 Year, 9 Months ago  
This kind of subprocess is not an embedded subprocess, but a reusable subprocess. XPDL DOES allow reusable subprocess.
Actually, an embedded subprocess is called 'BlockActivity' in XPDL.
 
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Re:BPMN question re: embedded subprocesses 1 Year, 9 Months ago  
No - I want to know if an embedded subprocess, on its own page, can have its own set of lanes - I'm specifically not asking about reusable subprocesses. The context of an execution engine or simulator is different for embedded as opposed to reusable processes.
 
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