Follow these instructions to add variables to be used in the process:
- Click the Add Variable figure
.
- Switch to the Properties view.
- Click the Properties tab.
- In the details section, click the Description tab.
- In the Name field, type AutoApprovalRequest.
- In the details section, click the Details tab.
- Click Interface.
- In the Interface list, type LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- From the list, click LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- In the Operation list, type autoapproval.
- From the list, click autoapproval.
- Click Input.
- Switch to the mainProcess editor.
- Click the Add Variable figure
.
- Switch to the Properties view.
- Click the Properties tab.
- In the details section, click the Description tab.
- In the Name field, type AutoApprovalResponse.
- In the details section, click the Details tab.
- Click Interface.
- In the Interface list, type LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- From the list, click LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- In the Operation list, type autoapproval.
- From the list, click autoapproval.
- Click Output.
- Switch to the mainProcess editor.
- Click the Add Variable figure
.
- Switch to the Properties view.
- Click the Properties tab.
- In the details section, click the Description tab.
- In the Name field, type CreditCheckRequest.
- In the details section, click the Details tab.
- Click Interface.
- In the Interface list, type LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- From the list, click LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- In the Operation list, type checkCredit.
- From the list, click checkCredit.
- Click Input.
- Switch to the mainProcess editor.
- Click the Add Variable figure
.
- Switch to the Properties view.
- Click the Properties tab.
- In the details section, click the Description tab.
- In the Name field, type CreditCheckResponse.
- In the details section, click the Details tab.
- Click Interface.
- In the Interface list, type LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- From the list, click LoanLimitsRuleInterface.
- In the Operation list, type checkCredit.
- From the list, click checkCredit.
- Click Output.
- Switch to the mainProcess editor.
- Click the Add Variable figure
.
- Switch to the Properties view.
- Click the Properties tab.
- In the details section, click the Description tab.
- In the Name field, type HumanTaskData.
- In the details section, click the Details tab.
- Click Data Type.
- Click Browse.The Data Type Selection window opens.
- In the Filter by type, namespace, or file (? = any character, * = any String) field, type HumanTaskBO.
- Click OK.
- From the menu, select File > Save (or press Ctrl+S).