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- BOS 5.6
- Process Simulation
- Configure simulation parameters
- Define simulation load profiles
- BOS 5.6
- Welcome
- For Business Analysts
- For Process Engineers
- For Application Developers
- For System Administrators
- For Process Administrators
- General
- Getting Started
- Process Design
- BPMN
- User Guidance
- Process templates
- Working in Bonita Studio
- Expression editor (Groovy script editor)
- Configure KPI / BAM (SP)
- Subprocesses
- Multi-instantiation
- Loop a task or a call activity
- Define an asynchronous sequence
- Contexts (SP)
- Actor selection and assignment
- Design collaboration (SP)
- Generate process documentation (SP)
- Select a new language for Bonita Studio
- Import community contribution
- Run a process
- Export process for installation / deployment
- Access log files
- Connectivity
- Add a connector to a task or pool
- Create a custom connector
- Define connector output
- Save and reuse connector configurations
- Trigger a connector when a step deadline is reached
- Move/copy a connector
- Test a connector
- Import a connector
- Export a connector
- Debug / disconnect a connector
- Refresh connector repository
- Connectors in Bonita Open Solution
- Data and Variables
- Form [field] Design
- Form Builder overview
- Add a form to a task or a pool
- Add / remove / move / merge cells in a form
- Create a multi-page form
- Use widgets to define form data fields and form buttons
- Set field appearance
- Define field characteristics
- Define data handling
- Preview a form
- Create a new form template (SP)
- Create a template from an existing form (SP)
- Use a template to create a new form (SP)
- Use a connector to execute an action at form submission (SP)
- Web applications
- System Administration
- LDAP synchronization
- Process Administration
- Document management
- Process Simulation
- End Users
- Development
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Define simulation load profiles
The load profile characteristics define to the number, duration, etc for the process iterations run in the simulation.