How to use tibco on event timeout starter process? - tibco

I am doing some POC's in tibco general palletes and came across onEventTimeout.By reading the docs it says
The On Event Timeout process starter specifies a process to execute when a Wait For ... activity discards an incoming event due to a timeout. A Wait For ... activity’s event timeout is specified by the Event Timeout field on the Event tab of the activity.
So I created one process definition having start,wait and end activity.Then created another process definition and added oneventtimeout starter process from the general activities.Now when I click on event source browse button(binocular icon) then it does not show me the above process definiton(having wait activity).So I guess I may be missing something.
Can any body please tell me how to use it ?

The onEventTimeout process starter will not work with a Wait activity. Try using a "Wait for" type of activity instead, for instance Wait for JMS Queue Message.

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