https://training-course-material.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Modelling_Private_ProcessesModelling Private Processes - Revision history2026-04-21T09:02:47ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.45.1https://training-course-material.com/index.php?title=Modelling_Private_Processes&diff=11800&oldid=prevBernard Szlachta: /* Roles and Lanes */2013-06-30T12:21:26Z<p><span class="autocomment">Roles and Lanes</span></p>
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== Simple Process ==<br />
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01.01 - Simple Process<br />
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== Exercise 01.01 ==<br />
Purpose:<br />
familiarization with the tool and basic elements<br />
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Steps:<br />
# Login into Signavio<br />
# Create "yourname" folder in NPCBPM_Exercises folder<br />
# Create new BPMN 2.0 process diagram<br />
# Create the same process as shown in picture 01.01<br />
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== Process Goals and Outcomes ==<br />
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01.02 - Process Goals and Outcomes<br />
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== Exercise 01.02 ==<br />
To the above process, add "second shot" scenario ,i.e. when a person taking exam fails, they can try one more time.<br />
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== Process Name ==<br />
* Process name is represented by name name of the '''Pool'''<br />
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01.03 - Process Name<br />
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== Roles and Lanes ==<br />
* Roles are represented by '''Lanes'''<br />
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01.04 - Lanes<br />
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* Lanes can be used to any kind of categorization (e.g. important, not important, etc...)<br />
* Lanes do not denote activities performer<br />
* Organization Roles can be denoted via Participant and a Pool as well, but this is determined when preparing process for execution.<br />
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== Concurrent Tasks ==<br />
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01.05 - Concurrent Tasks<br />
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* A Parallel Gateway is used to synchronize (combine) parallel flows and to create parallel flows<br />
* A Parallel Gateway creates parallel paths without checking any conditions; each outgoing Sequence Flow receives a token upon execution of this Gateway<br />
* For incoming flows, the Parallel Gateway will wait for all incoming flows before triggering the flow through its outgoing Sequence Flows<br />
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=== Uncontrolled flow ===<br />
* Diagram 4 above will result in task "Greet Delegates" to be executed three times, hence probably it is not what the modeller intended<br />
* Diagram 4 above is equivalent to diagram below<br />
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=== Deadlocks ===<br />
Opposite situation may be when exclusive gateway is followed by parallel gateway<br />
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== Sub-processes ==<br />
=== Sub-process boundaries ===<br />
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Sequence flow cannot cross sub-process boundaries.</div>Bernard Szlachta