What are the best practices for naming and documenting message and signal events in BPMN diagrams?
Message and signal events are two types of intermediate events in BPMN diagrams that represent communication between processes or participants. They can be used to trigger, receive, or broadcast messages or signals within or across process boundaries. However, they have different meanings and behaviors that you need to understand and follow when naming and documenting them. In this article, you will learn the best practices for naming and documenting message and signal events in BPMN diagrams, based on the BPMN 2.0 specification and common conventions.
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