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== Pizza Delivery (Event Sub-process) == == Pizza Delivery (Event Sub-process simplified) ==

===Event Occurrences⌘=== * send event is denoted by an exclamation mark ('''!p''')

* module responsible for enabling event processing behaviour == Event ==

* An Event is something that “happens” during the course of a Process ...t the flow of the Process and usually have a cause or an impact. The term “event” is general enough to cover many things in a Process.

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{Which statement is true about an intermediate timer event? ...pecific cycle (e.g., every Monday at 9am) can be set that will trigger the Event

{What are two more statements about an End Event? -Even when there are other events, the end event is the most substantial event. End events have no impact on the process data

...on “throws” a compensation identifier that is “caught” by the Intermediate Event attached to the boundary of the activity. The compensation is thrown in two #* The Event can specifically identify an activity that requires compensation and only t

=== Event-Based Gateway === [[File:Element event based multiple intermediate gateway.png|35px]]

-Event {Which is true about a process with a start event?

{ Event } Event

...e diagnostic value of a test to determine the posterior probability of the event. For the current example, the event is that you have Disease X.

=== Event Sub-Process === [[File:Figure10-30-event-sub-process-object-collapsed.png|100px]]

* Crossing reflects the event where the value changed.

==Parallel Event-Based Gateway⌘== **Start '''Event Sub-Process''' Interrupting

-First do A, then wait for an event before doing B and C ...a descriptions between two Messages are connected to the same pool with an event object as input to or an output from an activity.

* Completion event enables this trigger if all actions associated with the source state have c ** In simple states: a completion event is generated when the associated entry and doActivity actions have complete

== NSOV-5 Service state transition, activity and event-trace descriptions。 == ...encing of messages and operations that form part of the service interface, event-trace descriptions are useful. In order to fully define the handling that t

** event based *** '''Event Sub-Process'''

==Parallel Event-Based Gateway⌘== ...can be multiple source Link Events, but there can only be one target Link Event.

==Probability of a Single Event。== * You should understand it in the sense of "favourable to the event in question happening"

* Complex Event Processing (CEP) - focuses on correlating and composing of atomic events in :"CEP is event processing that combines data from multiple sources to infer events or patt

* When an event occurs in an application an EAI system is notified * All event calls from the 'outside world' to any of the applications are front-ended b

* Event driven, asynchronous architecture

=Probability of a Single Event= * You should understand it in the sense of "favorable to the event in question happening."

* Rather, assigning probability 0.7 (say) to this event seems to reflect the speaker's personal opinion --- perhaps his willingness ...throwing a six with a fair die, and your friend who attributes 2/3 to this event would be wrong.

...''Process Model''') is a complete map of all the paths from the triggering event to any defined end state. ** event based

...''Process Model''') is a complete map of all the paths from the triggering event to any defined end state. ** event based

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==Parallel Event-Based Gateway⌘== **Start '''Event Sub-Process''' Interrupting

* Event is something that happens # Projector (Event Rule, Stimulus/response rule)

*** '''Event Sub-Process''' (Podproces wyzwalany zdarzeniem) An Event is something that “happens” during the course of a Process.