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How are task outcomes processed in a BPEL process?
The correct answer is C. With a switch containing a case for each outcome of interest plus an optional otherwise case after. The Switch activity reflects the possible outcomes, or cases, specified previously, Approve and Reject. It also has an Otherwise case to represent other outcomes, such as errored, stale, or expired. Inside each of the cases, you can add activities to complete modeling of the…
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How are task outcomes processed in a BPEL process?
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- AEach path out of the human task activity has a condition in which you specify the outcome that
- BWith onMessage or pick activities that receive the outcome from the human workflow engine.
- CWith a switch containing a case for each outcome of interest plus an optional otherwise case after
- DWith a switch containing one case for each possible outcome after the human task.
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- C73% (24)
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The Switch activity reflects the possible outcomes, or cases, specified previously, Approve and Reject. It also has an Otherwise case to represent other outcomes, such as errored, stale, or expired. Inside each of the cases, you can add activities to complete modeling of the business * Human Task editor--A tool that enables you to specify task settings such as task outcome, payload structure, task participants, assignment and routing policy, expiration and escalation policy, notification settings, and so on. * Task outcomes capture the possible outcomes of a task. The Oracle BPEL Worklist Application displays the outcomes you specify here as the possible actions to perform during run time. You can specify the following types of task outcomes: Select a seeded outcome Enter a custom outcome * The Outcomes window displays the possible outcomes for tasks. APPROVE and REJECT are selected by default.
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