A quick recap
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Design perspective can be used to:
  • create new models, rename models, modify or delete the models.
  • Add parameters and specify datatypes
  • build relationship between data models to develop enterprise class applications.

Rules perspective can be used to:
  • add variables whose scope can be either public or private.
  • define business rules using spreadsheet functions and operators on both public and private parameters.
  • define business rules on parameters across other models using ‘networked-object’ access.
  • provides a WYSIWYG approach with one-to-one correction of  ’spreadsheet form’ to ‘application form'.
Forms perspective can be used to:
  • map different UI widgets for the public parameters.
  • customize the page based on work-flow status.
  • include parameters from other models that are related to  the current model.
  • enable/disable fields or grids based on work-flow state.
  • add static and dynamic validations for the fields.
  • map actions defined in process design to form buttons.
  • specify permissions statically and dynamically based on expressions/formula.
Process perspective can be used to:
  • create work flow activities.
  • specify activity owners – either users or roles.
  • write rules to dynamically assign activity owners.
  • associate different forms and queues to different states.
  • create conditional branches.
  • create parallel branches.
  • execute actions before and after state transitions.
  • routing based on level, designation and login id.
Actions perspective can be used to:
  • Update the current entity.
  • Create a loop which breaks on a condition.
  • Search and call an action of a unconnected entity.
  • Search and call parent/child entity.
  • Send mail and call external web service.