Adding and Configuring Process Agent Class

Defining a process agent class is similar to defining an inference agent class. The process agent configuration is defined in the CDD file. In the CDD file, select the project resources that the agent uses at run time, and configure other settings.

1. In the Agent Classes tab, click Add Agent.
2. In the New Agent Class dialog, type an Agent Class name and select the Process Agent Class type from the list. Click OK.
3. The new agent class name appears on the left. Select the agent class name. Settings for the process agent type appear in the Configuration section.
   • Complete the settings as explained in Table 5, CDD Agent Classes Tab Process Agent Settings. Add any properties as needed.

   CDD Agent Classes Tab Process Agent Settings

   Setting	Notes
   Max Active	Specifies the maximum number of active agents of this class. This value is used for fault tolerance. Deployed agents that act as standbys can take over from active instances that fail. In many cases, there is no need to keep standby instances. A value of 0 indicates an unlimited number of active instances. Default is 0.

4. Add the resources you want to use in each of the collections. The collection types available are the same as for an inference agent class, with the addition of process definitions. Ensure that all project resources used in the process definitions are included. For a detailed procedure, see TIBCO BusinessEvents Developer’s Guide.
5. If you added any individual destinations to the Input Destinations Collections category, highlight their name on the left and configure their settings on the right. See TIBCO BusinessEvents Developer’s Guide for details. (Destinations within input destination collections are configured at the Collections tab.)
6. Save the CDD file.

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