BPMN2 — Page 370, Table 12-6, references to Event Sub-Process

Reported by asir...@trisotech.com, Jul 07, 2009

In Table 12-6, many references are made to the use of different types of
Start Events for Event Sub-Processes.

Are Event Sub-Processes part of a Choreography diagram or are Event Sub-
Processes represented by Choreography Sub-Processes in a Choreography
diagram, like other Sub-processes involved in Message exchange between
Participants?

If Event Sub-Processes are not pat of a Choreography diagram why all these
references to Event Sub-Processes in the Choreography section?

Comment 1 by dga...@trisotech.com, Jul 13, 2009

If Event Sub-Processes are not part of a Choreography diagram why all these
references to Event Sub-Processes in Table 12-6

Table 12.6: Use of Start Events in Choreography
(a) Row for Escalation: add the following in column 2: "No. An Escalation is only visible to a single Participant. That Participant will have to send a Message to the
other Participants."
(b) Row for Compensation: add the following in column 2: "No. Compensation is handled within a single Participant (anorchestration Process)."