Intermediate Events
An Intermediate Event is used to perform actions on a token such as pausing its movement, creating additional tokens, or discarding active tokens. Below is a list of Intermediate Events and their functions.
Element Type | Symbol | Function |
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Intermediate Event | The default Intermediate Event. This event cannot be configured, and should be changed to a different intermediate type. | |
Message Intermediate Catch Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Message Intermediate Throw Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Timer Intermediate Catch Event | Pauses the process token for a duration that is specified using a Lodash expression, or for a fixed length of time. | |
Escalation Intermediate Throw Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Conditional Intermediate Catch Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Link Intermediate Catch Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Link Intermediate Throw Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Compensation Intermediate Throw Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. | |
Signal Intermediate Catch Event | Creates a new token when the conditions for a table are met. Also discards all other active tokens. These conditions are specified using an OData query. | |
Signal Intermediate Throw Event | Automation of this event is not implemented at the time of writing. |