This is a humble request to guide me through the new case management.

Question

I read completely about case management.
But i didn't get that when we are deploying out case into the server then we should instantiate which one the processess which are promoted as activity or the case where we are required to enter the caseid and all.
If suppose we are doing so that we are initiating the case then nothing happens only a new instance is created
Is it so that suppose there are 8 processes promoted as our case activity then we have to TEST each of the process individually,then again for each process a seperate instance is being created and the data cannot flow from one process to another.
Please guide me through this ,I am totally cofused regarding this.
Actually make me understand the total scenario what we are going to do with case management........

Answer 1

You cannot. From a legal standpoint, the license agreement for OS X mandates that you run OS X only on Apple hardware. HP is not (yet) owned by Apple.
From a technical standpoint, your HP laptop doesn't use EFI, but rather an early predecessor called a BIOS. Apple is the only vendor of consumer computer hardware that uses EFI; other vendors reserve EFI for use in servers.
Secondly, Apple's operating systems support a rather limited number of configurations of video hardware and mainboard chipsets directly since they need only support those systems that they manufacture. You cannot use Windows software or drivers on OS X, so prior to installation, you would need to write your own hardware drivers for your laptop, create an OS X drive image on a Mac, and then modify that image with your drivers before putting it in the HP.
It will be simpler (and legal), to simply purchase a used Mac. Apple's online store has refurbished MacBook Airs starting at $850 and Mac Minis for $700. If you go to e-bay or craigslist, you'll find used Macs for considerably less.