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| - | Even though a process itself usually consists of rules it is not supposed to implement any business logic other than triggering the initial change as described above. | + | Even though a process itself usually consists of rules it is not supposed to implement any business logic other than triggering the initial change as described above.</ |
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| - | A process may be started not just by the User Interface but also by other forms of external requests – for example, a request from other software system through a service (see [[2000_concepts: | + | A process may be started not just by the User Interface but also by other forms of external requests – for example, a request from other software system through a service (see [[2000_concepts: |