Bookshelf v7.5: Using the Stop View

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Using the Stop View

The top portion of the view, the Stop applet, is where you can perform various tasks. The lower portion has two applets: Input Arguments and Output Arguments.

The tasks you can perform in this view are:

Define a new stop step. See Defining a Stop Step.

Delete a stop step. See Deleting a Step or Process.

Copy a stop step. See Copying a Process.

Stop Applet Field Descriptions

Table 30 describes the fields where you enter data in the Stop applet.

Table 30. Stop Applet Fields
Field	Description	Possible Value
Name	The name of the stop step.	A descriptive name that is: Consistent with your overall naming strategy Meaningful to the process designer
Type	The type of task.	This value is automatically entered when you create the step in the Process Designer view. Read-only.
Description	A text narrative describing the purpose of the task.	Free-form text.
Error Code	The name of the error code entered in the log.	This value is selected from a picklist.
Error Message	Text of the error message.	Automatically populated when an error code is selected.
Created By	The name of the person who creates the step.	This value is automatically entered based on the logon name of the user.
Created	The date that the step is created.	This value is automatically entered.

Input Arguments Applet Field Descriptions

Table 31 describes the fields in the Input Argument applet.

Table 31. Input Arguments Applet Fields
Field	Description	Possible Value
Name	The name of the input argument.	This field is required.
Type	The type of argument.	This is a required field. The picklist contains the following choices: Literal Process Property Expression Business Component
Value	A string value.	For Literal and Expression-type input arguments.
Property Name	The name of the business process property.	For Process Property type-input arguments.
Business Component	The name of a business component within the business object of the business process.	For Business Component-type input arguments.
Business Component Field	The name of a field within the business component.	For Business Component-type input arguments.