Calculator > Create a Process > Step 1: Create a Process
  

Step 1: Create a Process

Create a process and use the Start step to configure basic process properties.
    1In Application Integration, click New.
    2In the New Asset dialog box, select Processes > Process, and then click Create.
    Process Designer opens with a process template as shown in the following image:
    This image shows the New Asset dialog box with Process highlighted and a Create option.
    3Click the Start step.
    The process properties section appears.
    4Click the General tab and enter the following properties:
    1. aIn the Name field, enter Calculator.
    2. bClick Browse next to Location, and then browse to and select the Tutorials > Calculator folder.
    3. cIn the Description field, enter the following text:
      4. Uses the calculator service to perform four mathematical operations in parallel.
    5Click the Start tab and enter the following properties:
    1. aFrom the Binding list, select REST/SOAP.
      2. The Binding property defines how a process is invoked.
    2. bSelect the Allow anonymous access option.
    3. cFrom the Run On list, select Cloud Server.
    Do not change the Applies To field.
    6Click the Input Fields tab, add the following fields, and configure their type:
    Name
    Type
    NumberA
    Integer
    NumberB
    Integer
    7Click the Output Fields tab, add the following fields, and configure their type:
    Name
    Type
    Sum
    Integer
    Difference
    Integer
    Product
    Integer
    Quotient
    Integer
    These fields display the output of each mathematical operation you configure in the process.
    8Click the Temp Fields tab, add the following fields, and configure their type:
    Name
    Type
    add_input
    More Types > Connection defined Types > Tutorials > Calculator > CalculatorConn > Add_AT
    subtract_input
    More Types > Connection defined Types > Tutorials > Calculator > CalculatorConn > Subtract_AT
    multiply_input
    More Types > Connection defined Types > Tutorials > Calculator > CalculatorConn > Multiply_AT
    divide_input
    More Types > Connection defined Types > Tutorials > Calculator > CalculatorConn > Divide_AT
    The service connector expects input in the form of a process object containing two numbers. You define temporary fields to hold the input required for each action.
    9Click the Advanced tab and set the Tracing Level to Verbose.
    When the tracing level is set to verbose, the Application Integration Console logs all steps. This is useful if you need to debug the process. However, verbose logging will increase the process execution time.