Portlet Factory, Version 6.1.2
Writing methods
Methods do the work of processing form inputs, executing other parts of the web applications (even other web applications), and performing any other logic that the WebApp requires to function the way you want it to.
The primary object used in methods is the WebAppAccess object, which is an instance of the com.bowstreet.webapp.WebAppAccess class. The WebAppAccess object serves as a proxy to the WebApp's structure, represented by the WebApp object, which is an instance of the com.bowstreet.webapp.WebApp class.
Parent topic: Overview: working with Java
- Choosing a method implementation: LJO or Method builder?
WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer provides you with two ways to implement logic in Java in your models. You can use a linked Java object builder call or you can use a method builder call.
- Utilizing the WebAppAccess object
An instance of the WebAppAccess class, usually named webAppAccess, is your interface into the structure of the web application generated from the model object in one way or another.
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