You can map package and package's processes applications to the real applications handled by some tool agents. Currently, six agents (plus default tool agent) come with the Shark distribution.
To map application definition to tool agent application, you must have either demo or professional version of admin application. If so, you have to go to the application mapping section of admin application, and press the "add" button. The dialog will arise, and you have to select the application definition at the left side of dialog, and the tool agent on the right side of the dialog. Then you should enter some mapping parameters for tool agent:
username and password - not required for tool agents distributed with Shark. Some other tool agents can use it when calling applications that require login procedure
Application name - the name of application that should be started by tool agent (i.e. for JavaClassToolAgent that would be the full name of the class, for RuntimeApplicationToolAgent it would be the name of executable file that should be in the path of the machine where tool agent resides, for JavaScriptToolAgent and BshToolAgent this can be either the name of the java script file, or the java script itself, depending on Application mode attribute, for SOAPTtoolAgent it would be the location of WSDL file that defines web service, and for MailToolAgent it would be the name of MailMessageHandler interface implementation)
Application mode - various tool agents use this attribute for different purposes. I.e. RuntimeApplicationToolAgent use mode "0" (zero) to indicate that it should wait until the system application is finished (otherwise it will start system application and finish its execution -> activity does not wait for system application to finish, but process proceeds to the next activity), JavaScriptToolAgent and BshToolAgent uses mode 0 (zero) to indicate that it should search for script file (otherwise, the application name will be considered to be the script to execute), and MailToolAgent uses mode 0 to indicate that mails will be send, and 1 if they should be received.