[ https://issues.redhat.com/browse/DROOLS-2222?page=com.atlassian.jira.plug... ] Roger Martinez commented on DROOLS-2222: ---------------------------------------- Hey [~manstis] [~karreiro] [~vpellegr] Lemme share a few ideas behind this task, maybe those help to clarify how to achieve this. Consider these general ideas: * All actions/operations in Stunner are _command_ based - everything that the user does, can be a click, can be dragging something, or clicking on some button, it ends up in a command instance, which gets executed and results on some changes on the model/canvas. This way, commands are reusable and can be undone, redone, etc * So focusing on the _clone_ operation - it also exist a command in the Stunner core for clonning model instances, see [CloneNodeCommand|https://github.com/kiegroup/kie-wb-common/blob/8eb1af188...] * Also consider that each domain, it can be BPMN or DMN, can declare its own command implementations, it means that we can use different implementation when cloning a node, depending on the domain Soo I would rely on commands in order to implement the custom cloning behavior for DMN: * Create a new CloneNodeCommand implementation for DMN, and use it in the DMNCommandFactory * This new CloneNodeCommand implementation for DMN can inject or declare a custom CloneManager instance as well, or use whatever clone algorithm you've avaiblable Note about _CloneManager_ and its CDI related usage : * By looking at actual code I've seen that the CloneManager is being injected by the DefinitionManager, so the CloneNodeCommand is just using this instance, but this means that you cannot rely on CDI to obtain a different CloneManager instance * It's because on the implementation for any command class, there is no CDI context, you cannot create injection points in the Command classes itself, they're statefull and portable, and no context dependencies are expected * So if you're plannign to create a "custom" CloneManager for DMN, we'll have to see how to use it in the command class, maybe we can change some getter in the DefinitionManager to allow it... Please try to read and understand the points above and let's see next steps and how this fit, let's keep in touch! Thanks! -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.13.8#713008)