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A split node can be used to split the path a process can follow after the split node. Three types of split nodes are offered: exclusive, inclusive and parallel.
At runtime, is possible to trace split nodes: Process Traceability
Exclusive split
With the use of the exclusive split the path of the process will follow one of the exits which are available . The alternatives will be inferred from the upper till the lowest. The first path which is TRUE will be followed.
The expression makes use of the profile in the process module, the content will be filled using mapping
The expression which will be used for the alternative must result in a boolean variable.
A join node is expected to convert the paths
An exclusive split needs one alternative that infers in TRUE, otherwise the process will stop
Inclusive split
With the use of the inclusive split the path of the process will follow one or more of the exits which are available . The alternatives will be inferred from the upper till the lowest. All the paths of which the alternatives infer to TRUE, will be followed.
The expression makes use of the profile in the process module, the content will be filled using mapping
The expression which will be used for the alternative must result in a boolean variable.
An inclusive split needs at least one alternative that infers in TRUE, otherwise the process will stop
A join node is expected to convert the paths
Parallel split
With the use of the parallel split the path of the process will follow all of the exits which are available.
A parallel split needs a parallel join before ending a process.
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