private ParallelWorkflowModel BuildParallelModels(List<StandardFlowModel> model)
{
ParallelWorkflowModel currParallelModel = new ParallelWorkflowModel(null, null);
ParallelWorkflowModel head = currParallelModel;
ParallelWorkflowModel nextParallelModel, prevParallelModel;
int iterator = 0, totalModels = model.Count;
do
{
StandardFlowModel childModel = model[iterator++];
nextParallelModel = new ParallelWorkflowModel(null, null);
currParallelModel.ActivityModel1 = childModel;
currParallelModel.ActivityModel2 = nextParallelModel;
totalModels--; //model.Remove(childModel);
//Prepare for next iteration
prevParallelModel = currParallelModel;
currParallelModel = nextParallelModel;
} while (totalModels > 1);
//} while (model.Count > 1);
StandardFlowModel sequentialChild = model[0]; // The last element
//SequentialWorkflowModel sequential = new SequentialWorkflowModel(sequentialChild);
//nextParallelModel.ActivityModel2 = sequentialChild;
prevParallelModel.ActivityModel2 = sequentialChild;
currParallelModel = null;
return head;
}
private void QueueActivitiesIntoOrder()
{
#region Select the Start Model
StandardFlowModel StartModel = null;
StandardFlowModel EndModel = null;
try
{
StartModel =
(from keyvalue in activityDict
where (keyvalue.Value.Activity.IsStartFlow == true)
select keyvalue.Value).Single();
EndModel =
(from keyvalue in activityDict
where (keyvalue.Value.Activity.IsEndFlow == true)
select keyvalue.Value).Single();
if (StartModel == null)
throw new ArgumentException
("Please make sure you have a Start Model that are linked up in the workflow.");
else if (EndModel == null)
throw new ArgumentException
("Could not locate End Model in the workflow make sure there is one before proceeding.");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
throw new Exception(e.Message);
}
#endregion
#region Sort all activities into their respective Level
Dictionary<int, List<StandardFlowModel>> groups = new Dictionary<int, List<StandardFlowModel>>();
GroupItemByLevel(0, StartModel, groups); //Transverse to the deepest node and group them
#endregion
#region Iterate through each level of collections and build their flow (sequential/parallel)
int currLevel = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < groups.Keys.Count; i++)
{
groups
.Where(lv => lv.Key == currLevel)
.Select(lv => lv.Value)
.ToList()
.ForEach(delegate(List<StandardFlowModel> model)
{
#region For each level, build the models into flow of sequential / parallel trays
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Curr Level > " + model[0].Activity.ActivityClass);
if (model.Count == 1)
{
//Simplest scenario of all, only an activity exist so a sequential tray is only needed
StandardFlowModel activity = model[0];
SequentialWorkflowModel sequential = new SequentialWorkflowModel(activity);
workflow.Root.Insert(currLevel, sequential);
}
else if (model.Count == 2)
{
//2 activities for this step thus a Parallel is sufficient
StandardFlowModel activity1 = model[0];
StandardFlowModel activity2 = model[1];
ParallelWorkflowModel parallel = new ParallelWorkflowModel(activity1, activity2);
workflow.Root.Insert(currLevel, parallel);
}
else if (model.Count > 2)
{
//Complex scenario where there are more than 2 activities
//Here we need several parallel models and a sequential model
ParallelWorkflowModel complexType = BuildParallelModels(model);
workflow.Root.Insert(currLevel, complexType);
}
else
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException
("Unexpected error ocurred while parsing the workflow model.");
#endregion
});
currLevel++;
}
#endregion
}
