On the flow Diagram tab, you can add a shape to a flow in one of three ways. Validation of the added shapes occurs when you save the flow.

Use the canvas context menu:

1. Right-click a blank area of the canvas where you would like the Integrator shape to appear.
2. Hover over Add on the submenu to display a list of shapes you can add to the flow.
3. Click the Integrator shape. After the shape has been added to the canvas, click and drag to reposition.

Use the toolbar Flow Shape palette:

1. Click the Flow Shape palette on the toolbar to display a drop-down shapes menu that will remain open until you close it, facilitating the process of rapidly adding multiple shapes. Click the window title bar and drag the submenu to another area of the screen, as needed.
2. Click and drag the Integrator shape to the canvas.
3. Close the Flow Shape palette at any time.

Use the Flow Shape palette drop-down menu:

1. Click the down arrow on the toolbar Flow Shape palette to display a drop-down shapes menu.
2. Click and drag the Integrator shape from the drop-down menu to the desired position on the canvas.

1. On the flow Diagram tab, open the properties panel using one of the following:

• Double-click the shape.
• Right-click the shape and select Properties from the drop-down menu.
• Click the shape, then click the View Properties icon .

2. When the Integrator Properties panel appears, enter a name, no longer than 128 characters, to the right of the shape title (Integrator: [Integrator]). Choose a name meaningful to application users who see this on the work item history display, the breadcrumbs control (for entry points), and the Where-Am-I? diagram. The shape name is only descriptive; it does not affect runtime execution.

This name also appears inside the Integrator shape on the diagram. To change the name after you have exited from the properties panel, click the name, and type over the highlighted text.

3. Complete the fields as described below.

5. Click OK to save edits and close the panel.

6. Connect at least one incoming connector to the shape. Ordinarily, connect one (and only one) outgoing connector to the shape.

An integrator may be deleted from the process flow. Right-click the integrator, and select Delete from the drop-down menu.

You can also select the integrator and do one of the following:

• Click Delete on the toolbar.
• Press the Delete key on your keyboard.

When a shape is deleted, the connectors remain on the canvas.

Cut or copy shapes from a flow and paste them within the same flow or in other flows within your user session.grahl V7.1 US-12159

• Click to cut a selected shape(s) and connector(s). Cut differs from Delete in that cut shapes appear faded on the canvas until you paste them elsewhere. You can also cut selected shapes using the right-click canvas menu, the shape drop-down menu, or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-x.
• Cick to place selected shape(s) and connector(s) in the copy buffer. You can also copy selected shapes using the right-click canvas menu, the shape drop-down menu, or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-c.
• Click to paste selected shape(s) and connector(s) elsewhere in the flow or in other flows within your user session. You can also paste selected shapes using the right-click canvas menu, the shape drop-down menu, or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-v.

Complete the Configuration section as described in the table below.

Field	Description
Rule	Select an activity with an Activity Type of Connect.
Parameters	If the connector requires parameters, response and request data transforms generated by the accelerator are listed. Use the generated "Request Data Transform" to define the mapping of application (source) properties to connector request (target) properties. Use the generated "Response Data Transform" to define the mapping of connector response (source) properties to application (target) properties.GRP-37906
Application	Optional. Select the name of the application that you want to link to this shape. The value of this field is referenced with the flow diagram in application documents.
Work Type	Optional. Select the name of the work type for the application that you want to link to this shape. The value of this field is referenced with the flow diagram in application documents.
Audit Note	Optional. Select or enter the name of a Rule-Message rule to control the text of an instances added to the work item history (the "audit trail") when a flow execution completes this shape. PRPC includes a few dozen standard messages in the Work- class. (Through field value rules, the corresponding text on work item history displays can be localized. See About the Localization wizard.) Optionally, to reduce the volume of history detail instances, your application can prevent system-generated messages from being added to work item history. See Controlling the volume of generated work item history instances and the PDN article How to control history instances written to the audit trail.
Entry Point	Select to indicate that this Integrator shape is an entry point, which a user can return to using the breadcrumbs control or the standard flow action Work-.Previous. The default is cleared. This check box works with Perform harnesses that include a breadcrumbs display and with assignments that offer the Work-.Previous flow action. In other cases, the check box has no effect. Because an Integrator shape presents no user form, if a user clicks a breadcrumbs control to return to this entry point, flow processing resumes and pauses at the next assignment or other shape that requires user input.
Only Going Back	This check box appears only when you select the Entry Point? check box. Select to restrict users at runtime from jumping ahead to this step without having completed the preceding steps. After having completed this step, users may jump back to it from steps that follow it. For maximum user flexibility, leave this check box unselected if your flow accepts inputs in any order. However, this approach is typically not workable for flows that contain decision shapes, or that have intermediate shapes that are not entry points.
Post Action on Click Away	This check box appears only when you select the Entry Point check box. Select to run flow action post-processing when you click away from this entry point.