An interrupting boundary catch event cancels the bound activity whereas a non-interrupting event does not.Īn intermediate event handles a particular situation that occurs during process execution. The boundary catch events can be configured as interrupting or non-interrupting. These events are placed between the start and end events and can also be used on the boundary of an activity, like a subprocess or a human task, as a catch event. Intermediate events are used to either catch or throw an event during the execution of the business process. Intermediate events drive the flow of a business process. Until all features of the legacy process designer are completely implemented in the new process designer, both designers are available in Business Central for you to use. The new process designer has an improved layout and feature set and continues to be developed. Red Hat Process Automation Manager contains the legacy process designer and the new process designer for creating BPMN2 diagrams. It contains elements that specify the execution workflow of a business process or its parts using flow objects and flows. A process is a container for a set of modeling elements. It exists in a knowledge base and is identified by its ID. The Business Process Modeling and Notation Version 2.0 (BPMN2) specification is an Object Management Group (OMG) specification that defines standards for graphically representing a business process, defines execution semantics for the elements, and provides process definitions in XML format.Ī process is defined or determined by its process definition.

Chapter 1. Business Process Modeling and Notation Version 2.0

Business Modeling Process Notation 2.0