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O SAP/R3 Workow
pattern
1 (seq)
2 (par-spl)
3 (synch)
4 (ex-ch)
5 (simple-m)
6 (m-choice)
7 (sync-m)
8 (multi-m)
9 (disc)
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10 (arb-c)
11 (impl-t)
12 (mi-no-s)
13 (mi-dt)
14 (mi-rt)
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15 (mi-no)
16 (def-c)
17 (int-par)
18 (milest)
19 (can-a)
20 (can-c)
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motivation
Directly supported.
Supported by a \fork" construct.
Supported by a \join" construct.
Supported by a \condition" construct.
Directly supported.
Supported by a \condition" construct.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Supported by a \join" construct. With SAP one can specify the number of
incoming transitions to be waited for in a \fork" construct. The processing
continues once the specied number of paths is completed. Note though that
the remaining, unnished, paths are terminated.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Supported through a combination of splits and joins.
Supported through the use of the so-called \table-driven dynamic parallel
processing". This is a very implicit technique for specifying the desired behavior of this pattern.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Supported through a \workow control" construct.
Supported through a \workow control" construct.
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