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BPMN Message Throwing Intermediate and End Event Configuration

 
 
This topic describes the Low-Code Configuration of a BPMN Throwing Message End Event and Message Intermediate Event, which is available in a Sub TAB of the Implementation TAB.
 
The following properties are available for this element:
 
  • Receiver Process Name: the name of the process which should receive the message
  • Message ID: the ID of the sent message
  • Receiver Process ID: the optional process instance ID the message will be send to
  • Process Return ID: the optional process instance ID of the receiver, in case it is started by the message
     
The following image shows a sample of a Message Intermediate Event: Throwing.
 
 
BPMN Message Throwing Intermediate and End Event Configuration
 
 
 
1

Select Message Intermediate Event: Throwing

1. Select Message Intermediate Event: Throwing
Select element and open Implementation Tab to make the configuration.
2

Select receiver process

2. Select receiver process
Click at the search button to open a dialog to select the receiver process model.
3

Select message ID

3. Select message ID
After the receiver process is assigned for the message send element, the available message IDs of the receiver process are displayed in this combobox.
4

Delete assigned
receiver process

4. Delete assigned receiver process
Click the delete button to delete the assigned receiver process.
5

Map receiver process ID

5. Map receiver process ID
This is the process instance ID of the receiver process the message will be send to. This is needed in case there are multiple running instances of the same process definition, which are waiting for the same message, the message is sent to the instance ID mapped here.
6

Map process return ID

6. Map process return ID
If a process instance is started by a message, the corresponding instance ID is saved inside the mapped string attribute.