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Look with care the next four workflow diagrams and try to imagine the differences between execution process. Which will be the sequence execution. | Look with care the next four workflow diagrams and try to imagine the differences between execution process. Which will be the sequence execution. | ||
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== Solution == | == Solution == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:53, 18 June 2013
Look with care the next four workflow diagrams and try to imagine the differences between execution process. Which will be the sequence execution.
Solution
- Workflow 1 arrives directly to end without any break.
- Workflow 2 arrives to end after task3 execution or task2 and task2.
- Workflow 3 executes node 1 and then goes to end.
- Workflow 4 can arrive to end from any of tree nodes. Always is required human intervention to finish because each brach has task node.
