IBM BPM, V8.0.1, All platforms > Authoring services in Integration Designer > Services and service-related functions > Work with data handlers, faults and registries > Resource configurations for imports and exports
Create a fault selector resource configuration
The configuration of a fault selector, which can handle errors at run time, is discussed.
In this example, the module for the fault selector had been previously set up. You can alternately create the module when you launch the Binding Resource Configuration wizard.
To create a fault selector resource configuration, follow these steps:
Procedure
- Right-click the module and from the menu select New > Configure Binding Resource. The Binding Resource Configuration window opens. Select Fault Selector and click Next.
- In the Select fault selector page, select an existing fault selector or choose a custom fault selector from your workspace.
The Fault selector class name field lets you select a class from an existing list of fault selectors. The list is contextual; that is, depending on how you create your configuration, you may find a list of fault selectors that is supplied with the product or you may not find a list at all.
For example, if you had created an import with a JMS binding and then in the Faults Configuration section of the Properties view launched the Select button, you would find some existing fault selectors provided by the product because the product can determine the context for the fault selector.
To create your own fault selectors, you would read Developing a custom fault selector. Once you had created one or more fault selectors, you would add them to the product's fault selectors by adding them through the Binding Registry section of the Preferences page as discussed in Binding registry preferences page.
If that only classes on the class path with a name following this pattern <class name>Properties are selectable.
Click Next.
- In the Fault Selector Properties page, add the properties. Since we selected the header-based fault selector, the names for the headers were required. Click Next.
- In the New Binding Resource Configuration page, enter a name for your fault and, optionally, a folder. Click Finish.
- The fault selector resource configuration is completed and shown in the editor. The fault selector is listed in the navigation under Binding Resources. In the editor, you can choose to expose this fault selector resource configuration to other bindings besides the bindings chosen by the wizard by selecting the binding in the Select bindings table.