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1 Start End Workflow Patterns - WP01 - Sequence - page 1
2 Workflow Patterns - WP02 - Parallel Split - Unconditional Split - page 1
3 Workflow Patterns - WP02 - Parallel Split - N Gateway - page 1
4 Workflow Patterns - WP02 - Parallel Split - Subprocess Start - page 1
5 Workflow Patterns - WP03 - Synchronization - N Gateway - page 1
6 Workflow Patterns - WP03 - Synchronization - Subproces End - page 1
7 Workflow Patterns - WP04 - Exclusive hoice - page 1
8 Fact that this is simple merge is caused by XOR Gateway Workflow Patterns - WP05 - Simple Merge - page 1
9 Workflow Patterns - WP06 - Multi-hoice - OR Gateway - page 1
10 Workflow Patterns - WP06 - Multi-hoice- onditional Flow - page 1
11 Here are synchronized only tokens that can reach this point Workflow Patterns - WP07 - Structured Synchronizing Merge - page 1
12 Multi-Merge here is effect of Unconditional flow at Workflow Patterns - WP08 - Multi-Merge - page 1
13 iscrimination here is effect of Unconditional flow at Workflow Patterns - WP09 - Structured iscriminator - page 1
14 a E efault b efault F g G efault Workflow Patterns - WP10 - rbitrary ycles - page 1
15 Workflow Patterns - WP11 - Implicit Termination - page 1
16 ll started When all instances are started than go to without waiting for end of all instances. Number of instances is given by Token or Process Workflow Patterns - WP12 - Multiple Instances without Synchronization - page 1
17 Logic of creting of instances at ata is seting number of instances Instance Instance... N Instance N Workflow Patterns - WP13 - MI with a priori esign Time Knowledge - page 1
18 1 Logic of creting of instances at Under the given condition instance can be interrupted at any time (so can be done 0 times) 2 N Workflow Patterns - WP14 - MI with a priori Run-Time Knowledge - page 1
19 Logic of creting of instances at Need for new instances Interrupting of this instance N N Interrupting of this instance Workflow Patterns - WP15 - Multiple Instances without a priori Run-Time Knowledge - page 1
20 Timer Message ondition E Signal F One of above G Some (all definied) of above Workflow Patterns - WP16 - eferred hoice - Events - page 1
21 Workflow Patterns - WP16 - eferred hoice - Reciving Message ctivites - page 1
22 Start End With atribute for d-hoc ordering: dhocordering = Sequential Workflow Patterns - WP17 - Interleaved Parallel Routing - d-hoc - page 1
23 F Signal you can do Signal you can do E Timer Workflow Patterns - WP18 - Milestone - page 1
24 bort? No Yes Path after aborting E F Workflow Patterns - WP19 - ancel ctivity - Signal - page 1
25 bort? No Yes Workflow Patterns - WP19 - ancel ctivity - Terminatiom - page 1
26 bort? No Yes 1 Path after aborting E F 2 Workflow Patterns - WP20 - ancel ase - Signal - page 1
27 bort? No Yes Workflow Patterns - WP20 - ancel ase _ Terminantion - page 1
28 Yes E No Workflow Patterns - WP21 - Structured Loop - page 1
29 Yes No Workflow Patterns - WP21 - Structured Loop - Post-Test - page 1
30 Yes No Workflow Patterns - WP21 - Structured Loop - Pre-Test - page 1
31 Signal Nie Tak Workflow Patterns - WP22 - Recursion - page 1
32 External trigger (any"light" event) Workflow Patterns - WP23 - Transient Trigger - page 1
33 External trigger (any"light" event) Workflow Patterns - WP24 - Persistent Trigger - page 1
34 bort? No Yes E Sygnał Workflow Patterns - WP25 - ancel Region - page 1
35 bort? No Yes Workflow Patterns - WP26 - ancel Multiple Instances - page 1
36 Number of instances known by token or process needs to be forcibly completed Workflow Patterns - WP27 - omplete Multiple Instance Task - page 1
37 locking until first token at discriminator (XOR merge gateway) completed Workflow Patterns - WP28 - locking iscriminator - page 1
38 Signal Signal Signal Set Workflow Patterns - WP29 - ancelling iscriminator - page 1
39 N of M E Workflow Patterns - WP30 - Structured Partial Join - page 1
40 E locking until given nuber of tokens at discriminator after, & completed Workflow Patterns - WP31 - locking Partial Join - page 1
41 Signal Signal E Signal Set Signal Workflow Patterns - WP32 - ancelling Partial Join - page 1
42 Workflow Patterns - WP33 - Generalized N-Join - page 1
43 onditional Number of instances that must be completed Workflow Patterns - WP34 - Static Partial Join for Multiple Instances - page 1
44 Rule Number of instances that must be completed Workflow Patterns - WP35 - ancelling Partial Join for Multiple Instances - page 1
45 Expression ll done When given number of instances of is completed than proces goes to Workflow Patterns - WP36 - ynamic Partial Join for Multiple Instances - page 1
46 E E Workflow Patterns - WP37 - Local Synchronizing Merge - page 1
47 E E Workflow Patterns - WP38 - General Synchronizing Merge - page 1
48 lock Rule Unblock E F lock Rule Unblock Workflow Patterns - WP39 - ritical Section - page 1
49 Start End With atribute for d-hoc ordering: dhocordering = Sequential Workflow Patterns - WP40 - Interleaved Routing - page 1
50 E Wait for given number of tokens Workflow Patterns - WP41 - Thread Merge - page 1
51 Rule how much instances E Workflow Patterns - WP42 - Thread Split - page 1
52 Signal Signal E Workflow Patterns - WP43 - Explicit Termination1 - page 1
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