Toolbar Icons

Standard Toolbar

The Standard toolbar contains functions that apply to a project as a whole. Some functions are not available unless certain project components are selected in Designer.

The following image shows the icons that make up the Standard toolbar.

The following table describes each icon found on the Standard toolbar.

Icon	Description
	Create a new repository configuration or new project.
	Open an existing repository or project.
	Save the active repository or project.
	Copy the selected item and put it on the clipboard.
	Insert the clipboard contents.
	Delete the selection.
	Open the workspace search tool.
	Validate a process flow.
	Compile a process flow.
	Open the Publishing Process tool.
	Test Process. Opens the Testing Process tool.
	Rerun a Process. Tests a process using the most recent set of user‑supplied connections, configuration, and other run-time options.
	Open the process flow Property Manager.
	Open the iWay Repository Management tool.
	Open the Publication Management tool.
	Print the active document.

Basic Objects Toolbar

The Basic objects toolbar provides fundamental options for working with objects in a process flow. The following image shows the icons that make up the Basic objects toolbar.

The following table lists and describes the icons found on the Basic objects toolbar. See Defining Objects in a Process Flow for a detailed description of each object.

Icon	Description
	End Object - terminates a process flow. At least one End object is required to terminate a process flow.
	Text - allows you to include text in the process flow. For example, you can label the relationship line that appears between objects.
	Relation - use to draw a line that represents the relationship between two objects in a process flow.
	Loop - a special type of Relation (also called a line or edge) that works in conjunction with an Iterator object to repeat certain portions of a process flow over selected portions of one input document.

Control Objects Toolbar

The Control Objects toolbar is shown in the following image and its icons described in the following table. See Defining Objects in a Process Flow for a detailed description of each object.

Icon	Description
	Join Object - combines two or more documents into a single document.
	Junction Object - combines two or more paths of execution into a single path.
	Decision Switch Object - evaluates the contents of a document and routes it to the next object(s) based on the values in the document.
	Decision Test Object - evaluates the contents of a document and routes it to the next object(s) based on a true or false result.
	Set Object - initiates one or more process events that Synch objects are waiting on.
	Synch Object - waits for a condition to be met, such as the expiration of a time limit or the evaluation of an expression as 'true'.
	Debug Object - traces the state of the document in the process flow.

Execution Objects Toolbar

The Execution Objects toolbar is shown in the following image.

The following table provides a brief description of the Execution objects. See Defining Objects in a Process Flow for a detailed description of each object.

Icon	Description
	Service Object - a unit of work that emits default events and/or one or more custom events.
	Iterator Object - a service object that is used in conjunction with a Loop object to process repeating sections of an input document.
	Transform Object - applies a selected transform to the document it receives in the process flow.
	Adapter Object - a configured connection to a particular instance of a back-end system.
	Process Object - inserts a published process flow into the current process flow as an object.
	Web Service Object - executes a Web service.
	SQL Object - executes an SQL request to a JDBC data source.
	ETL Object - executes a DataMigrator flow.
	BI Object - allows the process flow to execute a WebFOCUS report.
	ReportCaster Object - allows a process flow to trigger one or more ReportCaster schedules, which execute and distribute WebFOCUS reports, or the contents of a URL or file.
	Email Object - allows a process flow to send or receive an Email with one or more attachments.
	FTP Object - allows the process flow to send or receive data using FTP.
	File Object - allows a process flow to perform file operations at execution time, such as read and write.
	HTTP Object - allows a process flow to send or receive data using HTTP.
	Emitter Object - adds an address to the payload using one of the supported protocols.
	Queue Object - sends or receives documents using a supported queue type.