A. Case

B. Case data

C. Events

D. Milestones

E. Activities

A. On the client side, the agent coordinates a pipeline of policy interceptors that apply policy assertions to the request in a standardized, predetermined order.

B. On the service side, policy assertions are processed in reverse order of the client side before the request is delivered to the service.

C. On the client side, the policy manager coordinates a pipeline of agents that apply policy assertions to the request in the order specified by the developer.

D. On the service side, policy assertions are processed in the same order as on the client side before the request is delivered to the service.

A. You specify conditions on outgoing sequence flows on a parallel gateway, but not on an inclusive gateway.

B. More than one outgoing path can be followed out of an inclusive gateway, but not from a parallel gateway.

C. For both types of gateways, a merge is used to wait for all tokens before proceeding.

D. You can override standard merge behavior for both types of gateways so execution can proceed when a certain percentage of tokens have arrived at the merge.

E. All conditions are evaluated in an inclusive gateway.

A. You can create a test suite or a test template without first creating a design function.

B. You can test rulesets by creating a business rules function that calls the decision function.

C. You can use Enterprise Manager to test rules via a decision function.

D. You can mark individual test suites as "draft" to turn them off for test validation.