WS AppServer Package
Finally, you can generate a web service interface on the WS‑AppServer package and thus make the java methods available as web service operations. The SOAP checkbox property of a method defines whether a web service operation will be generated and thus the method will be exposed as a web service operation or not.
Topics: OpenText, BPM, Best Practice, How To, Cordys, process suite, OpenText Process Suite, OTPS
WS AppServer Package
The WS-AppServer package introduces another level of metadata abstraction based on the metadata document generated on a relational database. Refer to the topic Java for more details on generating a metadata document of a relational database. Through the WS-AppServer package you can define more constraints and other static methods in addition to the standard basic methods that are automatically generated.
Topics: OpenText, BPM, Best Practice, How To, Cordys, process suite, OpenText Process Suite, OTPS
JAVA
Relational database
When connecting to a relational database, you can generate basic CRUD services with the tables defined in the database. This requires the generation of a metadata document first, representing the structure of the database contents.
Topics: OpenText, BPM, Best Practice, How To, Cordys, process suite, OpenText Process Suite, OTPS
JAVA
The Open Text Process Suite platform is primarily built using the Java programming language, this means that there is a tight integration with the Java platform. When developing applications with the OTPS platform, you can import or add your Java source code, refer to or make use of any available Java methods as part of your application. Here, we will explore how to apply any Java code with the OTPS platform
Topics: OpenText, BPM, Best Practice, How To, Cordys, process suite, OpenText Process Suite, OTPS
INBOX
The Inbox artifact
When the user opens the inbox application, all tasks and notifications for this user are listed:
Topics: OpenText, BPM, Best Practice, How To, Cordys, process suite, OpenText Process Suite, OTPS
