From the Outline view, select the BPEL construct that uses an extension attribute. Note that almost every construct, including the process element, partner links, activities, correlation sets, fault and event handlers, contain the Extension Attributes property in the Properties view.

In the Properties view, select the

Show Advanced Properties

button in the toolbar to display all properties.

Select the

Dialog (...) Button

at the end of the Extension Attributes row.

If your imported process contains extension attributes, they are displayed in the

Extension Attributes

dialog. Do one of the following:

Select an attribute from the list and select
Edit
.
Select
Add
to create a new attribute.

In the

Extension Attribute

dialog, do the following:

Type in a namespace or select from a list of existing extension namespaces.
Add or edit the attribute Name.
Add or edit the attribute Value.
Select the Declare this extension check box if the extension namespace is new.
Check
Must understand
if a BPEL engine must understand the attribute value in order to correctly execute the process. Note that the Process Developer engine cannot understand the attribute definition or value, and you cannot simulate or deploy the process to a Process Server.
Check
Must understand
if a BPEL engine must understand the attribute value in order to correctly execute the process. Note that the Process Developer engine cannot understand the attribute definition or value, and you cannot simulate or deploy the process to a Process Server.

Click

OK

, and notice that the attribute is listed in the

Extension Attributes

dialog where you can edit and remove attributes from the list.

From the Process Editor or Outline view, select the BPEL construct that uses an extension element. Note that almost every construct, including the process element, partner links, activities, correlation sets, fault and event handlers, contain the Extension Elements property in the Properties view.

In the Properties view, select the

Show Advanced Properties

button in the toolbar to display all properties.

Select

Dialog (...)

at the end of the

Extension Elements

row.

If your imported process contains extension elements, they are displayed in the

Extension Elements

dialog. Do one of the following:

Select an element from the list and select
Edit
.
Select
Add
to create a new element.

In the

Extension Element

dialog, do the following:

Type in fully qualified valid XML syntax in the Element text box. Process Developer validates the XML before enabling the
OK
button.
Select the Declare this extension check box if the extension namespace is new.
Check
Must understand
if a BPEL engine must understand the element value in order to execute the process. Note that the Process Developer engine cannot understand the element definition or value, and you cannot simulate or deploy the process to A Process Server.
The following illustration shows an example:

Click

OK

, and notice that the element is listed in the

Extension Elements

dialog where you can reorganize the list and remove elements from the list.