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A join node is used when a process path is diverted and the multiple paths are joined in one path. A join node will have multiple incoming paths and one outgoing path. It is not needed to model alternatives.

Exclusive join

When an exclusive split is used within a process this needs to be joined using an exclusive join to complete the pattern.

  • The process will continue at the join node when the node is reached via one of the incoming paths.

Inclusive join

When an inclusive split is used within a process this needs to be joined using an Inclusive join to complete the pattern.

  • The process will continue at the join node when the node is reached via all of the paths which are chosen at the inclusive split.

Parallel join

When an Parallel split is used within a process this needs to be joined using an Parallel join to complete the pattern.

  • The process will continue at the join node when the node is reached via all of the paths which are chosen at the parallel split.

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