---
title: "11.8 Choreography within Collaboration"
chapter: "11 Choreography"
source: "OMG BPMN 2.0.2 — formal/2013-12-09"
pages: "361-363"
---

> 11 Choreography · páginas 361-363 · [índice](../README.md)


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## 11.8 Choreography within Collaboration


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### 11.8.1 Participants


Participants are used in both **Collaborations** and **Choreographies**.


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### 11.8.2 Swimlanes


**Swimlanes**, both **Pools** and **Lanes**, are not used in **Choreographies**. **Pools** are used exclusively in **Collaborations** (see page 113). *Participants*, which can be associated to **Pools**, however, are used in the *Participant Bands* of **Choreography Tasks** (see page 323) and **Sub-Choreographies** (see page 328). **Pools** can be used with **Choreography** diagrams when in the context of a **Collaboration** diagram (see page 361). **Lanes** are not used in **Choreography** diagrams since **Lanes** are sub-partitions of a **Pool** and **Choreographies** are placed in between the **Pools** (if used in a **Collaboration**). Figure 11.50 shows an example of a **Choreography Process** combined with Black Box **Pools**.


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![Figure 11.50 – An example of a Choreography Process combined with Black Box Pools](../figures/fig-11-50.png)

*Figure 11.50 – An example of a Choreography Process combined with Black Box Pools* (p. 362)


Figure 11.51 shows an example of a **Choreography Process** combined with **Pools** that contain **Processes**.


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![Figure 11.51 – An example of a Choreography Process combined with Pools that contain Processes](../figures/fig-11-51.png)

*Figure 11.51 – An example of a Choreography Process combined with Pools that contain Processes* (p. 363)


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#### Choreography Task in Combined View


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#### Sub-Choreography in Combined View