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Example: building an integration service with a Heritage Coach
This example consists of two topics that show how to nest an integration service, and how to build a Heritage Coach to work with that service.
For example, you want users to choose from a list of products available from a common site on the internet. In that case, you can nest an integration service that calls a web service to display the list of options. Integration services are the only services that can include Web Service Integration and Java Integration components.
Read the following topics to learn how to:
- Map the input and output variables for the nested integration service.
- Create a human service that implements the integration service as a nested service.
- Create the Heritage Coach interfaces to collect the input and display the output for the nested integration service.
- Nesting the Integration service and mapping its variables
This example shows how you nest an integration service inside a human service to work with a Heritage Coach.- Building the coaches to collect input and display output
This example shows how you create a Heritage Coach in the parent service to control variables.