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In our second tutorial, you will learn how to use the execution diagram to provide BPMN elements with execution. You will also map and persist process data using the mapping diagram. Follow our example user story and help David Stringer perform his tasks.

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David Stringer of ACME Corp. has designed the forms and defined the business process for his Order Approval service. Now, he wants to add the necessary execution parts to the process to bring it to life.

To do this, he needs to perform the following steps:

  1. Importing a library that provides necessary data types and operations for the implementation of the process.
  2. Selecting data types and operations from the imported library and adding them to the process at the right places.
Note

As a prerequisite for this tutorial, you must have completed tutorial 1 - Modeling BPMN and Forms. If you have not yet finished the first tutorial, you can import the service from tutorial 1 to continue. Download the solution service of tutorial 1 here.

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