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Transitions

A MetaTransition connects two MetaNodes and transfers data from one MetaNode to another.

Each transition has a direction and defines the type of data which is being transferred from the source MetaNode to the target MetaNode. This is done by the mapping the output arguments from the source node to the input arguments required by the target node.

The arguments that are required by or produced by each particular MetaNode depend on the activity which is contained in that node.

Note: A detailed list of activities and their input and output arguments can be found in the List of Activities chapter.

In This Chapter

Transition Properties

Transition Types

Transactions

Parameter Compatibility

See Also

Structure of Workflows

How It Works

Nodes

Types of Workflows

Data Flow Between Nodes and Workflows

Persistent and Transient Workflows

Workflows and Authorization