How to make a transition invisible if it gets clicked?

Ollyseus

Hello everyone,

I have an enhanced petri net as shown in the picture that contains transitions which are automatically generated from data by a learning model. However, since the confidence sometimes not much better for the best class as for the alternative (the second best one) I want to show them to the user like in the picture.

Because it can get somewhat crowded with bigger models, I want to change the color of the transition Standing, and I want to hide the transitions below if the user clicks on the standing transition.

I read that their is no controller component in ProM, but if I click on a transition it changes its color, so there might be something like an OnClickListener.

Do you have any guidance for me?

Thank you very much,
Best,

Oliver

JBuijs

Hi Ollyseus,

I would look into the JGraph library that (if I recall correctly) is used in the Petri net visualizer. These should have hooks for onClick events etc.
Hope this helps.

Ollyseus

Dear Joos,

thank you very much for your reply!

I will have a look into that later and will report here if I found something useful.

Currently it is much more important for my project success to get the trace alignment plugin of Jagadeesh Chandrah Bose up and running.

I posted here two days ago, but nobody was able to help me yet. Do you have any idea? Thank you so much for the support.

Best regards,

Oliver