| Methodology | 
     The very first task consists in exposing a sequence 
     behavior in the Knowledgeware index. To do so:
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Select the sequence that you want to expose.  
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Click the Call Behavior icon ( ).
         
      
     Note that only main behaviors which do not contain external links (links 
     from one of the sub-behaviors pointing outside the scope of the main 
     behavior) can be exposed. Once exposed, the main behavior can be reused 
     using the Call behavior.  
     Defining the Call Behavior
     
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In an existing .CATfct, expose a sequence in the 
       Knowledgeware Index as explained above. This sequence will be available 
       for the Call behavior and will be re-used later.   
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Add the Call behavior to the .CATfct and set the 
       mandatory inputs i.e. the name of the called behavior. To do so, click 
       the ... button in the Behavior Name field.  
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Add other inputs to the Call behavior such as the local 
       redefinition of the inputs and the outputs of the called behavior. To do 
       so, click Add in the Defined inputs and parameters 
       /Defined outputs and parameters field. 
       You create an exact matching between the called behavior attributes and 
       the local redefinition of those attributes on the Call behavior. The 
       name, the type and the quality must be identical for every attribute, if 
       not, the operation of the Call behavior will fail. To map the attributes 
       of the Call behavior with those of the process: 
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If the information concerning the called behavior can 
         be directly accessed at definition time, i.e. if the .CATfct file 
         containing the called behavior is located in the <CATGraphicPath> 
         directory, those attributes can be created by clicking Map 
         attributes. This mapping is automatic and is created without any 
         user interaction.  
        
       
         
           
             
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             The CATfct file containing the 
             referenced exposed sequence must be available in the <CATGraphicPath> 
             directory in order for this mapping to be possible. Otherwise, no 
             attributes will be created.  | 
            
          
        
       
       
         
           
             
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             These additional inputs enable 
             you to plug the Call behavior to the general process. They 
             represent the external view of the behavior pattern exposed via the 
             Call behavior. There is no physical link between the Call behavior 
             and Called behaviors.  | 
            
          
        
        
      
     Operating the Call Behavior
     The operation of the Call behavior is made up of 3 different 
     sub-operations: 
     
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When running the Call behavior, the behavior instantiates 
       a hidden copy of the called behavior. This copy is aggregated to the Call 
       behavior. The life cycle management and the operating of this copy is 
       performed by the Call behavior which is the external process view of the 
       called behavior.  
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The inputs and the outputs of the Call behavior are 
       mapped to the ones of the called behavior. When operating, the Call 
       behavior status is Failed if the matching fails. In this 
       case, an error message is displayed.   
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The Call behavior operates the called behavior. The 
       status and result of this operation can be seen on the Call behavior: The 
       symbol changes depending on the behavior status.  
      
     
       
         
           
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           The Call behavior is an operation 
           proxy of the called behavior. Its different operation states are the 
           ones of the called behavior. If the called behavior is failed, the 
           Call behavior is Failed, if the called behavior is 
           suspended, the Call behavior operation state is is suspended.
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