Part processes can be used as grouping elements for activities. This allows parts of processes to be logically structured and at the same time certain settings to be maintained at an intermediate level to avoid redundancies in the activities.
A special feature of part processes is that the activities contained in them can be processed either serially or in parallel and an early termination of the part process can be set up.
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The containers are described in the chapter Containers.
The most important containers and items are described below:
Container/Item | Description |
|---|---|
HEADER | Header data |
| Number of iterations |
| Current status at runtime |
RESPONSIBLES | Responsible Person |
| List of all part process owners. Can be used, for example, for Members or Notifications. |
In addition, various containers are available which contain information about the agents. These can be used, for example, for Notifications.
Container/Item | Description |
|---|---|
ALL_AGENTS | List of all agents |
ALL_CURRENT_AGENTS | List of all current agents. The current agents are those who have accepted the activity or work item. This can be done explicitly or by an executed action. |
ALL_FINISHED_AGENTS | List of all agents who have completed an activity. The status of the activity is not relevant. |
ALL_COMPLETE_AGENTS | List of all agents who have completed (and not rejected) an activity. |
ALL_REJECT_AGENTS | Like ALL_COMPLETE_AGENTS, but agents who rejected an activity. |
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