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For the first task, the first thing we need to do is change its TaskType property to a
Business rule. A little icon similar to a table will appear in the node. We then need to
change the Ruleflow Group property. This property defines the group of rules to be
executed when this node is reached. The value we need for this property is assign-
story-points . Finally, we will assign "story points" to the Name property.
Regarding the second task, we need to configure it as a User task using its TaskType
property. A small icon of a person will appear in the node. The Name and Task Name
properties for this task should be set to "Develop Requirement Code". For the Groups
property, we will use "developers"; this represents the possible users that could own this
task (the ones that belong to the developers group).
Now, it's time to configure the input and output variables for this task. As you may recall
from the original definition in Chapter 3 , Using BPMN 2.0 to Model Business Scenarios ,
this task has two input variables: complexity of type Integer and requirement of
type String . With the DataInputSet property editor, we can define these input vari-
ables to look like the following screenshot:
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