Within a process model node, in what order are the input values evaluated?

The correct answer reflects an important aspect of how input values are processed within a process model node in Appian. The evaluation of input values does not follow a defined order based on type, configuration, or priority assigned by the node. This means that, while you may configure multiple input values within a node, Appian does not guarantee that they will be evaluated in any specific sequence.

This lack of guaranteed order means that developers need to be cautious when relying on the results of one input value for the evaluation of another within the same node. For example, if the outcome of one input is expected to influence another input's value, the unpredictability in the evaluation order could lead to unexpected results or errors in the process logic.

Understanding this characteristic helps in designing processes more effectively, ensuring that dependencies between input values are managed appropriately, either by reordering logic or by adjusting how values are derived to avoid relying on evaluation order.

Other options suggest structures that imply a systematic evaluation which does not exist in this context. Input values being processed according to type or configuration assumes a specific sequence that could lead to misinterpretations of process behavior. Setting priorities may imply that some inputs are more critical than others and will always get evaluated first, which is not the case