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 ====Overview of symbols BPMN 2.0==== ====Overview of symbols BPMN 2.0====
  
 ^ Symbol ^ Name ^ Description ^ ^ Symbol ^ Name ^ Description ^
-| {{ software:​tim:​pool.png?​400 }} | Pool | A pool comprises a higher-ranking unit of organisation,​ e.g.a company. | +| {{ software:​tim:​pool.png?​400 }} | Pool | A pool comprises a higher-ranking unit of organisation,​ e.g. a company. | 
-| {{ en:​software:​tim:​pool_lanes.png?​400 }}| Swimlane | Swimlanes ​subdivide ​the pool into subordinate units. |+| {{ en:​software:​tim:​pool_lanes.png?​400 }}| Swimlane | Swimlanes ​divide ​the pool into subordinate units. |
 | {{ en:​software:​tim:​activity.png }} | Activity | This symbol represents an activity within a process. | | {{ en:​software:​tim:​activity.png }} | Activity | This symbol represents an activity within a process. |
-| {{ en:​software:​tim:​send.png }} | E-mail / Send | This symbol enables ​automatic sending of e-mails directly from within the process. |+| {{ en:​software:​tim:​send.png }} | E-mail / Send | This symbol enables e-mails ​to be sent automatically and directly from within the process. |
 | {{ en:​software:​tim:​subprocess.png }} | Embedded subprocess | This symbol represents an embedded subprocess. | | {{ en:​software:​tim:​subprocess.png }} | Embedded subprocess | This symbol represents an embedded subprocess. |
 | {{ software:​tim:​wait_state.png }} | Signal | At this point, the process will be on hold until a certain event or signal occurs. | | {{ software:​tim:​wait_state.png }} | Signal | At this point, the process will be on hold until a certain event or signal occurs. |
 | {{ software:​tim:​start.png }} | Start | This symbol marks the starting point of a process. | | {{ software:​tim:​start.png }} | Start | This symbol marks the starting point of a process. |
 | {{ software:​tim:​ende.png }} | End | This symbol marks the ending point of this specific branch within the current process. | | {{ software:​tim:​ende.png }} | End | This symbol marks the ending point of this specific branch within the current process. |
-| {{ software:​tim:​terminierung.png }} | terminate event | The entire process will be terminated ​with occurance of the terminate ​event. | +| {{ software:​tim:​terminierung.png }} | terminate event | The entire process will be terminated ​when the termination ​event occurs. | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​xor.png }} | XOR-Gateway | This symbolizes an exclusive intersection/​gateway with only one single active output. |+| {{ software:​tim:​xor.png }} | XOR-Gateway | This symbolizes an exclusive intersection/​gateway with one single active output. |
 | {{ software:​tim:​and.png }} | AND-Gateway | This symbolizes a parallel gateway at which all available outputs are active. | | {{ software:​tim:​and.png }} | AND-Gateway | This symbolizes a parallel gateway at which all available outputs are active. |
-| {{ software:​tim:​boundary_exception.png }} | Boundary ​exception ​| This pathway will be activated in case of an error. | +| {{ software:​tim:​boundary_exception.png }} | [[en:​software:​tim:​stencils:​boundaryexception|Boundary ​Exception]] ​| This pathway will be activated in case of an error. | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​boundary_escalation.png }} | Boundary escalation | This pathway will be activated in case of an escalation. The current activity will either be terminated (the symbol marked by a non-dashed line) or continue to go on (the symbol marked by a dashed line). | +| {{ software:​tim:​boundary_escalation.png }} | Boundary escalation | This pathway will be activated in case of an escalation. The current activity will either be terminated (the symbol marked by a non-dashed line) or continued ​(the symbol marked by a dashed line). | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​scriptTask_eng.png }} | Script Task | A Script Task is executed by TIM without any human interaction ​of a user. At the moment ​Script Tasks can only be used in combination with action handlers. The action handler is executed by TIM when the sequence flow arrives. | +| {{ software:​tim:​scriptTask_eng.png }} | Script Task | A script task is executed by TIM without any interaction ​by a user. At the moment, script tasks can only be used in combination with action handlers. The action handler is executed by TIM when the sequence flow arrives. | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​maualTask_eng.png }} | Manual Task | A Manual Task is solely ​performed by a user outside of and without the assistance of TIM or any other application. Therefore there is no connection to TIM.  | +| {{ software:​tim:​maualTask_eng.png }} | Manual Task | A manual task is performed ​only by a useroutside of and without the assistance of TIM or any other application. Thereforethere is no connection to TIM.  | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​userTask_eng.png }} | User Task | A User Task is a typical “workflow” task where a user performs the task with the assistance of TIM. In contrast to a Manual Task User Tasks are performed within TIM. | +| {{ software:​tim:​userTask_eng.png }} | User Task | A user task is a typical “workflow” task where a user performs the task with the assistance of TIM. In contrast to a manual task, user tasks are performed within TIM. | 
-| {{ software:​tim:​automatedTask_eng.png }} | Automated Task | An Automated Task uses a service (e.g. a Webservice ​or an automated application). The service is started when the sequence flow arrives at the task. |+| {{ software:​tim:​automatedTask_eng.png }} | Automated Task | An automated task uses a service (e.g. a webservice ​or an automated application). The service is started when the sequence flow arrives at the task. |
  
 === Mandatory Handler === === Mandatory Handler ===
-Before completing a task, the Mandatory Handler ​checks if all mandatory fields ​in the respective smartform filled in. If the mandatory fields are empty, the handler prevents the task from completing. Subsequently the user is informed to fill in the mandatory fields+Before completing a task, the [[en:​software:​tim:​actionhandler:​mandatoryhandler| mandatory handler]] ​checks if all mandatory fields ​of the respective smartform ​are filled in. If the mandatory fields are empty, the handler prevents the task from completing. Subsequently the user is informed to fill in the mandatory fields.
  
  
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