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Use the business state machine editor to create a business process component (including events, guards, actions and correlation sets)
Overview
The business state machine editor is a graphical programming environment that you use to visually create and manipulate business state machine .To illustrate how to use the business state machine editor, we will complete the base business state machine generated by the tooling:
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This is a generated business process. We will complete this to look line the one below (after).
Building state machines
To create and work with business state machines, use the state machine editor.
The business state machine editor displays a visual representation of a state-based, event driven, business application. You use this tool to visually create and manipulate business state machines.
The business state machine editor displays a visual representation of a state-based, event driven, business application. You use this tool to visually create and manipulate business state machines.
Note: Business state machines can only be deployed to the WebSphere® Process Server.
The building blocks of the business state machine
Compose your own business state machine using a combination of the following building blocks.
Using the Business State Machine Editor
Here are some of the functions you can do with the business state machine editor.
How to generate a State Machine implementation
How to add a state
How to transition from one state to another state
How to add a variable-State Machine
How to setup the initial state
How to add an operation to a transition
How to add an action to a transition
How to add an Entry element to a State
How to add a condition to a transition
How to add a Visual Snippet - State Machine
How to add a correlation set - State Machine
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