The following Unified Modeling Language (UML) activity diagram symbols may be translated in elements of CoreMedia Workflow definitions like this:
Begin of workflow
This symbol marks the begin of the workflow. For this node, only outgoing transitions are allowed.
End of workflow
This symbol marks the end of the workflow. For this node, only incoming transitions are allowed.
Activity / Task
This symbol denotes an activity, which is called a task in the CoreMedia Workflow.
Sub activity state / Subworkflow
A separate workflow can be called from a task of another workflow. Thus, the separate workflow can be called a subworkflow task.
Decision node / Branch / Choice
This symbol stands for a node where the control flow branches, depending on a decision. In a workflow definition, a decision-based branch is usually called an
Iftask.Synchronization bar
This symbol is used for splitting or synchronizing the control flow. In the splitting case the control flow forks in more than one followup task. In the synchronization case, multiple tasks executed in parallel are joined together.
Control Flow
Transitions specify the control flow from a node to its successor. Nodes can be any of begin or end of workflow, task, choice and synchronization bar.
Conditional Control Flow
Transitions can be inscribed with a condition in square brackets. Such edges are usually used as outgoing edges of a decision node (called a Choice task).
Actor with Role
An actor is used in UML to denote a participant in a use case. CoreMedia introduces actors to specify rights of users of certain groups (roles) for user tasks.
Dependency used to assign Roles to Tasks
A dashed arrow denotes a UML dependency. CoreMedia uses special dependencies to connect roles (see above) with user tasks in order to assign rights.
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