> #### 6.2.4 Removing Java Actions

> If you no longer want to use a Java Action that is assigned to a process definition, you can use the instructions below to remove it from the process definition. If you want to change a Java Action Set that you are currently using in a process definition (on either the entire process definition, an individual node, or timer), you can edit it.

> ###### To remove a Java Action:

> 1. Display the process definition.

> 2. Right-click a node and select Action Set from the popup menu. For a process action set, click the Properties button in the Target Area.

> 3. Select the Action Set tab. The following pane appears:

> Figure 58: The Action Set pane

> 4. Select the Java Action that you want to change, then click the Remove button next to it. In the figure above, the Cal-Salary Init Action is selected. An Init Action runs upon initialization of a process.

> The JavaAction disappears from the properties window and is removed from the process definition. Of course, you must save the process definition to have the removal take effect.

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