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Re: jBPM sendTask and ReceiveTask
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<div class="jive-rendered-content"><p>Thanks.</p><p>Does that mean all the BPMN2 Task Activities/elements - Task, Service Task, User Task, Business Rule Task, Manual Task, Send Task, Receive Task etc.- that JBPM5's documentation says it supports technically all equivalent to Task activity/element?...where we have a WorkItemHandler and the implementer have to take care of the core behavior of the task type (like asynchronous message sending, receiving etc.)? I mean, is there a different in using task element versus sendTask or receiveTask element in the BPMN file for sending and receiving messages? Is there any documentation on what each of these tasks mean and how they are different?</p></div>
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