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Selecting a data type and operation name

Use the external service wizard to select a data type and name the operation associated with this data type. For outbound communication, the external service wizard gives you the choice of four different data types: simple email, generic email, generic email with business graph, and user-defined type. Each data type corresponds to a business object structure.

Specify the connection properties for the adapter to connect to the mail server.

You have chosen to specify a data binding for each operation.

To select a data type and name the operation associated with it, follow this procedure.


Procedure

  1. In the Add, Edit, or Remove Operations window, click Add to create an operation.

  2. In the Specify the I/O Properties window, select a data type from The data type for the input operation list. The Generic e-mail business object and Generic e-mail business object with business graph are the available generic email data types. Click Next. For more information about data types and the types of emails they create, see the business object structures section in this documentation.

    You can select the Enable response on delivery check box to configure the outbound response from the mail server.

  3. In the Specify the I/O Properties window, type an Operation name.

    Figure 1. Naming the operation

    Type a meaningful name for the operation. To use this module to create and send e-mails constructed using information supplied in customer business objects, name it something like sendEmailBG. For more information about the types of operations the adapter can perform, see the topic on Supported Operations in this documentation.

    Names cannot contain spaces.


Results

A data type is defined for the module and the operation associated with this data type is named.


What to do next

Browse for or create a data binding for the module.

Configure the module using the generic email data type