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Preface
Introduction
Create a Service Connector and a Connection
Create a Process
Invoke the Process
- Step 1: Invoke the Process with the Integers 10 and 5
  - View the Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
- Step 2: Invoke the Process with the Integers 8 and 0
  - View the Faulted Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
Update the Process to Enable Fault Handling
- Step 1: Enable Fault Handling
- Step 2: Modify the Output Configuration
Invoke the Updated Process with Integers 8 and 0
- View the Updated Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
Optional: Archive Results
- Create a JDBC Connection
- Archive Results

Tutorial: Calculator

Tutorial: Calculator

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Step 2: Configure the Input

Step 2: Configure the Input

Use an Assignment step to define the input fields. You enter input values at runtime when you invoke the process.

Click and drag an

Assignment

step from the palette on to the canvas in between the

Start

and

End

steps.

Select the

Assignment

step.

The step properties section appears.

Click the

General

tab and enter

Configure Input

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Assignments

tab and add the following fields and configure their type and value:

Field	Type	Value
add_input > intA	Field	NumberA
add_input > intB	Field	NumberB
subtract_input > intA	Field	NumberA
subtract_input > intB	Field	NumberB
multiply_input > intA	Field	NumberA
multiply_input >intB	Field	NumberB
divide_input > intA	Field	NumberA
divide_input > intB	Field	NumberB

The

Input

fields are available for selection because you defined these fields in

Step 2: Configure Basic Process Properties

.

Provide values for

NumberA

and

NumberB

when you invoke the process.

Click

Save

.

The following image shows the properties section of the

Configure Input

step:

This image shows the properties section of the Configure Input step. The Assignments tab is selected and eight fields are assigned the value of NumberA or NumberB.

You have defined the process input. Next, you must orchestrate the services to run in parallel.

Create a Process

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