Please note : This help page is not for the latest version of Enterprise Architect. The latest help can be found here.
Start Event
A BPMN 2.0 Start Event indicates where a particular Process begins. Every Process in Enterprise Architect must begin with a Start Event.
BPEL Properties:
- Double-click on the Start Event in the BPEL diagram ( or )
- Right-click on the Start Event in the BPEL diagram ( or the Project Browser ) and select the following context menu : BPEL | BPEL 2.0 Properties
Reference:
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Name |
Specify the name for the Start Event |
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Event Type |
Select a trigger for the Start Event, namely:
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Details |
Depending on the selected Event Type, the Details tab changes as follows :
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Select one or more Assignment elements created in the SupportingElements package in this tab ( Optional ) |
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OK |
Save the values entered in the dialog |
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Cancel |
Discard the values entered in the dialog |
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Help |
Display this Help topic |
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General |
Open the UML Properties dialog |
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Notes:
- Either set Time Cycle or Time Date for Timer Event Type but not both as they are mutually exclusive fields.
- Assignments tab is not available on Start Events that are used to start an Event Sub-Process
- Compensation, Error and Timer event types are valid only on an Event Sub-Process
- Conditional, Escalation, Multiple, Parallel Multiple and Signal event types cannot be mapped to BPEL 2.0