Adding Java Global Instance Shared Resource

You can add Java Global Instance shared resource for an activity.

1. In the Define Activities, Process Starters and Signal-In dialog, click to add an attribute for the activity that you created in Adding and Configuring Activities.
2. Configure the attribute as follows:
   • Enter the name of the attribute in the Name field. For example, JavaGlobal.
   • Select String from the Type list.
   • Enter the displayed name of the attribute in the Label field. For example, Java Global Instance.
   • Select PropertyField from the Control Type list.
   • Select General or Advanced from the Section ID list, or enter any customized section name.
   • Select or clear the Required Field check box to set whether the attribute is required or not.
3. From the Resource schema type list, select a way to generate the input, output, and fault schema:
   • If you select XSD/WSDL, see Creating Schema with XSD/WSDL.
   • If you select Java Code, BusinessWorks Plug-in Development Kit automatically generates a sample code of input and output.
   • If you select XSD Editor, see Creating Schema with XSD Editor.
   • If you select None, no input and output are generated. BusinessWorks Plug-in Development Kit generates a fault schema.
4. Click Apply to save your configurations.
   You are now directed to the Define Activities, Process Starters and Signal-In dialog.
5. Click Finish to generate the activity with Java global instance shared resource in the palette.
6. Change the target platform to running platform for the design-time module.
   1. Click Window > Preferences, and then click Plug-in Development > Target Platform.
   2. Click Add to add a running platform for the design-time module.
   3. In the Target Definition dialog, click Default to choose the running platform. Click Next.
   4. In the Target Content dialog, click Finish.
   5. You are back to the Target Platform dialog, select the Running Platform (Active) check box. Click Apply, and then click OK.

   By default, the target platform is bw-runtime after launching TIBCO Business Studio. See Target Platform for more details.

7. Close the runtime bundle and feature, and open the design bundle and feature.