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Naming conventions
When the external service wizard generates a business object, it provides a name for the business object that reflects the naming convention for the adapter. Typically, the business object name indicates the structure of the business object.
The name of the business object is based on the name of the object in the Lotus Domino server.
You use the Business Object Editor to create form-based objects.
The name of a form-based business object is constructed based on the database file path and form name in the Lotus Domino server.
For example, when the form Document in database dir1/TestApp1.nsf is selected through the external service wizard, the name of the generated form-based business object is Dir1TestApp1Document.
White spaces in the business object name are removed. Also, if either the database file path or the form name contains unqualified name character, that character is replaced with its corresponding Unicode character.
For example, when the form (Archive Log) in the database TestApp1.nsf is selected through the external service wizard, the name of the generated form-based business object is TestApp1U40ArchiveLogU41.
You can rename business objects by using the refactoring functionality in Integration Designer. For more details, refer to the http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/dmndhelp/v7r5mx/topic/com.ibm.wbpm.wid.bpel.doc/selector/topics/trefacts.html documentation.