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Configure the selected objects

To configure the business function, you specify information about the object, such as the name of the object and the operation associated with the object.

Make sure you have selected and imported the business function.

To configure the business function, use the following procedure.


Procedure

  1. Optional: In theSpecify Composite Properties window, enter the following information.

    1. If you do not want the business function to be enclosed within a business graph, do not select the Business Graph check box. To enclose the business function within a business graph, select the Business Graph check box.

    2. In the Business object namespace field, use the default namespace (http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/websphere/j2ca/jde) except in the following circumstance: if you are adding the business object to an existing module and the module already includes that business object (from an earlier run of the external service wizard), change the namespace value.

      For example, you could change the namespace to http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/websphere/j2ca/jde1.

    3. In the Relative path field, specify the directory to store the business object.
  2. Required: Add a business object container to the business function, and assign a name to the business object container. All business functions require that you add a business object container.

    You can add one or many business functions inside a single business object container.

    1. Click the Add button.

      Figure 1. Specify Composite Properties window, showing the "Add " window

    2. In the Add window, type a name in the Value field. You can type any meaningful name.

      For example, if the business function is called GetEffectiveAddress, you can type GetEffectiveAddressContainer.

  3. Required: In the Operations Field, specify the Execute operation to be associated with the business object.

    Figure 2. Specify Composite Properties displaying the Operations field

  4. Required: Associate the business functions with an operation.

    1. Click the Add button to create a business function.

      Figure 3. Specify Composite Properties window

    2. In the Add window, select the corresponding the business function, then click OK.

  5. Run a business function multiple times.

    1. Select the corresponding business function.

    2. Click the Add button to specify the properties for the business function.

      Figure 4. Specify Composite Properties window, showing the "Add/Edit properties" window

    3. Select the Array check box, to run the business function multiple times.

    4. Select the RollBackOnWarning check box, to run the business function even if the business function returns warnings.

    5. Select the RunOnError check box, to run the business function even if the business function returns an error.

  6. Click Next.


Results

You specified a name for the business object container and selected an operation for the business function. The Specify the Service Generation and Deployment Properties window is displayed.


What to do next

Generate a deployable module that includes the adapter and the business objects.

Generate business functions using external service discovery


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Related concepts:

Business objects


Related reference:

Business object information