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Process Patterns (Gateway (Paralel (Use a parallel, diverging gateway when…
Process Patterns
Gateway
Paralel
Use a parallel, diverging gateway when you want the process to follow all available paths.
Use a parallel, converging gateway when you want to converge all available paths.
Exclusive
Use to model a point in the process or service flow execution where only one of several paths can be followed, depending on a condition, or to model a point in process execution when the token for one of several incoming paths is passed through the gateway.
Note
Inclusive
Use inclusive, diverging gateway when you want to follow one or more available paths based on conditions that you specify.
Use downstream of an inclusive diverging gateway to converge multiple paths into a single path after all the active paths completed their runtime execution. The inclusive join looks upstream at each path to determine whether the path is active, in which case it waits. Otherwise, it passes the token through without waiting.
Event
Use to model a point in the process execution where only one of several paths can be followed, depending on events that occur. A specific event, such as the receipt of a message or timer event, determines the path to be taken. An event gateway must be modeled a certain way as described in Modeling event gateways.
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