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TIBCO Business Studio™ - BPM Edition 5.4.0

# Process Interfaces

Using the Process Interface Editor, you can modify the interface to add events or parameters.

Process interfaces are used in applications where the specific sub-process to execute in a sub-process task needs to be decided at runtime. The process interface defines the parameters required to start a sub-process. Each process that might possibly be executed from the same sub-process task must have the same process interface selected (so that it has a common parameter set). Then the sub-process task is set to reference a process-interface and a data field whose content at runtime specifies the actual sub-process to execute.

Once created, a process interface can be used by several different processes. If a process is created using a process interface, all the events and parameters specified in the interface are present in a process that implements that interface. You can add additional events or parameters.

Tip: If you have additional parameters that are local to a process that implements a process interface, you can move the parameters into the process interface by right-clicking the parameter and selecting Move Parameter to Interface.

This option is only available for processes that implement a process interface in the same package, and only for parameters that do not have problems in the Problems view.

If you create a process using a process interface, the process that you create inherits the events and parameters created in the interface.

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