Chapter 2. Business Process Modeling and Notation Version 2.0

Name

Enter the name of the process.

Documentation

Describes the process. The text in this field is included in the process documentation, if applicable.

ID

Enter an identifier for this process, for example orderItems.

Package

Enter the package location for this process in your Red Hat Process Automation Manager project, for example org.acme.

ProcessType

Specify whether the process is public or private. (Currently not supported.)

Version

Enter the artifact version for the process.

Ad hoc

Select this option if this process is an ad hoc subprocess.

Process Instance Description

Enter a description of the purpose of the process.

Imports

Click to open the Imports window and add any data type classes required for your process.

Executable

Select this option to make the process executable part of your Red Hat Process Automation Manager project.

SLA Due Date

Enter the service level agreement (SLA) expiration date.

Process Variables

Add any process variables for the process. Process variables are visible within the specific process instance. Process variables are initialized at process creation and destroyed on process completion. Variable tags provide greater control over variable behavior, for example whether the variable is tagged as required or readonly. For more information about variable tags, see Designing business processes in Business Central.

Metadata Attributes

Add any custom metadata attribute name and value that you want to use for custom event listeners, such as a listener to implement some action when a metadata attribute is present.

Global Variables

Add any global variables for the process. Global variables are visible to all process instances and assets in a project. Global variables are typically used by business rules and constraints and are created dynamically by the rules or constraints.