Hi
I am on the trial version of Camunda and I have started to play around with it. I can see some gateway types when I add one (Exclusive, Parallel and Event Based) but I dont see the Inclusive or Complex gateway. Is there a reason for this ?
Thank you in advance
Allan
eileen
April 21, 2022, 2:25pm
2
Hi,
those element types are not supported in Camunda 8: BPMN coverage | Camunda Platform 8
Hope that clears it up
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Niall
April 21, 2022, 2:40pm
3
Indeed, @eileen is correct - the Camunda 8 modeler only shows supported symbols so that people don’t end up creating a model that can’t be executed.
if you’re interested in modeling for diagrammatic purposes you can use Cawemo which has no such restriction.
Hi,
1、In the Camunda Model 5.0 ,you can switch to the xml mode and change the bpmn:exclusiveGateway
to bpmn:inclusiveGateway
and you get the Inclusive Gateway.
2、There is a PR for the Inclusive Gateway,you can take a look first.
opened 02:36AM - 16 Dec 20 UTC
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camunda:main
← skayliu:6018-support-bpmn-inclusive-gateways
opened 02:55AM - 10 Jul 22 UTC
## Description
. As a user,i want to use the iclusvie gateway instead of us… ing a combination of parallel and exclusive gateways.
. As the image show, we should fullfield this scenario first.

## Related issues
closes #6018
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jwulf
July 12, 2022, 7:55pm
5
Fantastic work on implementing that gateway @skayliu !