Portlet Factory, Version 6.1.2
Service Operation builder
The Service Operation builder adds an operation to a service created with the Service Definition builder.
Use this builder to create a service with one or more operations. You can use this service from another IBM® WebSphere Portlet Factory model using lightweight Java execution, or make it available to other applications by WSDL and SOAP. The operation typically invokes some data access functionality available in the model. Data access is usually provided by back end integration builders (such as SAP function and SQL call) and can also be provided by a linked Java object or a data-returning method.
For an example of service provider and consumer models, see the SimpleServiceProvider and SimpleServiceConsumer models that are included in the Tutorials and Samples Applications feature set. Once this feature set is installed, open the WEB-INF/models/samples/gettingstarted/ folder, to access these models.
You can use this builder and the Lookup Table builder to add caching to your model.
Parent topic: Overview: working with data services Parent topic: Builder help
- About using the builder call editor
The builder call editor allows you to specify all the input values to a builder call.
- Service Operation builder inputs
This topic describes the inputs for the Service Operation builder.
- Objects Created by the Service Operation Builder
This topic describes the WebApp artifacts, such as linked Java objects, variables, methods and data services, that are created by the Service Operation builder.
- Using data services
IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory provides the services category of builders that you can use to create, test, use, and document data services.
- Creating an operation based on an integration builder
These steps describe how to create an operation based on an integration builder.
- Overview: working with data services
IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) defines Service Provider Models that access backend data and services and Service Consumer or Presentation Models that provide the frontend web user interface.
- Event Handler builder
The Event Handler builder lets you specify an action to perform when a specified event occurs.
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