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Tag Archives: array
Building a job dispatcher in BPM -or- Iterating over collections in BPM
Recently I was working with a customer who wanted to create a kind of ‘job dispatcher’ in BPM – basically a process that could take an array of things as input and do something different to each thing, depending on … Continue reading
Iterating/traversing arrays in BPM
Update: See this post for an updated example. Recently, I was working with a customer who has a requirement to create an arbitrary number of human tasks, based on the cardinality of an input data structure (array). A bit of … Continue reading

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