Exception Handling Patterns for Process Modeling¶
Lerner, B. S., Christov, S., Osterweil, L. J., Bendraou, R., Kannengiesser, U., & Wise, A. (2010). Exception Handling Patterns for Process Modeling. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 36(2), 162-183.
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- Happy-Path / Exception Workflow
- Its central failure mode is the neglected exception path: teams lavish attention on the happy path and leave the exception route underspecified, so the rare case — where harm and cost concentrate — is exactly where the process is weakest.
This sourceShows that process models need explicit exception-handling structures instead of leaving exceptional routes underspecified.
- Its central failure mode is the neglected exception path: teams lavish attention on the happy path and leave the exception route underspecified, so the rare case — where harm and cost concentrate — is exactly where the process is weakest.
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