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= Types of assets
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Anything that can be stored as a version in the {CENTRAL} artifact repository is an asset. A project can contain rules, packages, business processes, decision tables, fact models, domain specific languages (DSLs) or any other assets that are specific to your project’s requirements.

The following image shows the available assets in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.

image::getting-started/asset-list.png[]

The following sections describe each asset type in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.

* Business Process
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Business Processes are diagrams that describe the steps necessary to achieve business goals (see the https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/JBoss_Enterprise_BRMS_Platform/5/html-single/BRMS_Business_Process_Management_Guide/index.html[_{PRODUCT} Business Process Management Guide_] for more details).

* Business Process (legacy)
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Starting in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}, there is a new default process designer. As it's still not fully feature complete, {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION} also includes support for the _jBPM process designer_. Thus providing two designers for business processes, the _Business Process_, which relies on the new default process designer, and _Business Process (legacy)_, which relies on the legacy process designer.<commit_msg>BXMSDOC-3513 : Implemented chnages on the basis of QE review for Managing assets in Business Central v7.2<commit_after>[id='_assets_types_ref']
= Types of assets
//:context: assets-types-ref

Anything that can be versioned in the {CENTRAL} repository is an asset. A project can contain rules, packages, business processes, decision tables, fact models, domain specific languages (DSLs) or any other assets that are specific to your project’s requirements.

The following image shows the available assets in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.

image::getting-started/asset-list.png[]

The following sections describe each asset type in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.

* Business Process
+
Business Processes are diagrams that describe the steps necessary to achieve business goals (see the https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/JBoss_Enterprise_BRMS_Platform/5/html-single/BRMS_Business_Process_Management_Guide/index.html[_{PRODUCT} Business Process Management Guide_] for more details).

* Business Process (legacy)
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Starting in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}, there is a new default process designer. As it's still not fully feature complete, {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION} also includes support for the _jBPM process designer_. Thus providing two designers for business processes, the _Business Process_, which relies on the new default process designer, and _Business Process (legacy)_, which relies on the legacy process designer.
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