Hi all,
It can be very useful sometimes to list all the components contained in one of your protocol. For that purpose the 'Extract Protocol Components' (EPC) component is very useful.
Unfortunately, if you have a subprotocol in your protocol, this EPC component is not able to tell what is underneath. On the other hand, if your subprotocol has been saved as a component, you can again apply the EPC on it.
Therefore a simple subprotocol acts like a "shield" when you try to gather the list of all the basic underlying components.
My question is this: what would be the workaround to gain access to the list of components under the subprotocol?
Regards to all
It can be very useful sometimes to list all the components contained in one of your protocol. For that purpose the 'Extract Protocol Components' (EPC) component is very useful.
Unfortunately, if you have a subprotocol in your protocol, this EPC component is not able to tell what is underneath. On the other hand, if your subprotocol has been saved as a component, you can again apply the EPC on it.
Therefore a simple subprotocol acts like a "shield" when you try to gather the list of all the basic underlying components.
My question is this: what would be the workaround to gain access to the list of components under the subprotocol?
Regards to all
