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Using the Process Developer Process Editor

Using the Process Developer Process Editor

The Process Editor consists of a canvas and palette for creating a visual representation of a BPEL process. When you create a BPEL file, as described in Creating a New Process, the file opens in the Process Activities tab of the editor, and you have a canvas on which to create a process.

The following illustration shows the parts of the Process Editor.

1	Palette . Select constructs to create a process definition. Annotate your process with drawing labels and shapes. Create custom activities to reuse in other processes.
2	Tabs . Select a tab to design a specific component of a process on its own page or to view the generated XML code in the Source tab. You can print the contents of each page.
3	Canvas . Drag palette items to the canvas. Set visual properties for the items and the canvas.

Select a topic for more information:

Process Editor Process Activities Tab

Process Editor Fault Handlers Tab

Process Editor Event Handlers Tab

Process Editor Compensation and Termination Handler Tabs

Process Editor Source Tab

Comparing the BPMN-Centric and BPEL-Centric Tool Palettes

Setting Visual Properties and Using Your Own Library of Images

Adding Tasks and Bookmarks to the Process

Adding Comments to a Process

Adding Documentation to a Process

Tips for Designing on the Process Editor Canvas

Showing and Hiding Activities

Process Editor Keyboard Shortcuts

Process Developer User Interface

Process Editor Process Activities Tab

Process Editor Fault Handlers Tab

Process Editor Event Handlers Tab

Process Editor Compensation and Termination Handler Tabs

Process Editor Source Tab

Setting Visual Properties and Using Your Own Library of Images

Adding Tasks and Bookmarks to the Process

Adding Comments to a Process

Adding Documentation to a Process

Tips for Designing on the Process Editor Canvas

Showing and Hiding Activities

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