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Tempo follows interaction model #5 (using BPEL invoke activity). The main difference between models 4 and 5 is the use of the BPEL4People activity versus the standard BPEL <invoke>, so it's mostly a semantical modeling difference. If you're using a higher-level semantic model (e.g. BPMN) then you don't really see the difference other than when looking at the execution details.
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In the BPEL4People specifications, five different interaction models between Tasks and Processes are presented. Which one does Tempo follows ?
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