End Events
| Spec Page | Spec Rule Text | RuleId |
|---|---|---|
246 |
There are nine (9) types of End Events in BPMN: None, Message, Escalation, Error, Cancel, Compensation, Signal, Terminate, and Multiple |
|
248 |
An End Event MUST NOT be a source for Sequence Flow; that is, there MUST NOT be outgoing Sequence Flow. |
|
248 |
An exception to this is when an End Event is used in an Expanded Sub-Process and is attached to the boundary of that Sub-Process. In this case, a Sequence Flow from the higher-level Process MAY connect from that End Event in lieu of connecting from the actual boundary of the Sub-Process. |
|
248 |
An End Event MUST be a target for Sequence Flow. |
|
248 |
The Result attribute of the End Event MUST be set to Message or Multiple if there are any outgoing Message Flows. |
|
248 |
The Result attribute of the End Event MUST be set to Multiple if there is more than one outgoing Message Flows. |
|
248 |
An End Event MUST NOT be the target for Message Flow; it can have no incoming Message Flow. |