Concepts

Templates and Stubs

Defining processes and running them

Stubber separates the definition of a process from the execution of a process.

A template is where the process is defined in Stubber.
Think of it as a blueprint for the process.
Think of it as a template for the stubs that will be created from it.
A template is the defining structure.

A stub is where the process is executed and run.
Think of it as a working version of the template that can be run and executed.
Think of it as a unique instance of the template.

Conceptual

There is a 1 to many relationship between templates and stubs.
Each template can have many stubs created from it.
Each stub is created from a single template.

Practical

Here is an example of a template used to define a "sales enquiry" and the stubs that are created from it.
We have a stub for each person that the sales enquiry is with.

Platform

On the Stubber Platform there are 2 applications that are used to work with templates and stubs.

The Editor application used to create and modify templates.
The Stubs application is used to create and work with stubs.