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## Integrating the Composition Operators
The Composition Operators provided by the
module ProcessHub-BPMN-Manipulation
module were used in the feature '_Create Plan_'. A Plan, in the context of the
Processhub-Webapp, Processhub-WebApp module, is a set of tasks that should be performed by the development team in a specified time duration. For teams that use
Scrum (an agile
methodologies (like Scrum), methodology) for example, a
Plan could represents plan is a
Sprint. sprint. A plan can also be represented by a BPMN model (see the property
'bpmn' '_bpmn_' in the class
'Plan' '_Plan_' in the Figure 23).
The basic behavior of the feature 'Create Plan' is: when the feature is started, an initial plan (an empty bpmn model) is created (Figure 24). To insert any task to this plan, the application offers basically two options: _Add Adhoc Task_ and _Add a Process_. When the first option - Add Adhoc Task - is used (Figure 25) the system creates a BPMN task and uses the Serial Composition Operator to add this new task to the plan (Figure 26). When the second option - Add a Process - is used (Figure 27) the system
retrieved retrieves the BPMN model of the process selected and uses the Parallel Composition Operator to add this model to the plan (Figure 28).