Using the Job Designer, a user can configure the TaskBeans that make up a Job. Initially, a Job will have no TaskBeans associated with it. A Job without any TaskBeans is of no value (does nothing). So to add a TaskBean to the Job, click the "Add" button. This will allow you to add a new TaskBean to the Job. Adding a new TaskBean will take you to the TaskBean Add screen where you will set the necessary TaskBean attributes and save them. This includes choosing the specific TaskBean Component. Once saved, you will be returned to the TaskBean Workflow screen.
Once the TaskBean is added, you will see the TaskBean in the Workflow screen. At this point you can add more TaskBeans in the Workflow (before or after the existing TaskBean). The TaskBean can be further edited by clicking the "Edit" button. This will allow you to edit general TaskBean attributes.
If there are multiple TaskBeans in the Workflow, you may change the order of execution by using the arrow buttons to move the TaskBean to the right or left, respectively, by one position.
The "x" button will delete the TaskBean from the Workflow. The "I/O" button will bring up the TaskBean I/O Mapping screen to allow the user to map the outputs of one or more TaskBeans to another TaskBean that executes further down the in the Workflow chain. This is a very powerful feature, because it can allow TaskBeans that have no prior knowledge of each other to communicate.