Develop a Java service to add Java code to your process flow. A Java service binds to a local Java class, with operations in the service interface bound to static public methods in the Java class.
The following workflow guides you through the development process. For assistance in performing these tasks, open the Developing a Java Service cheat sheet.
Learn more about the Java Service model, supported Java datatypes, and runtime container support.
Create the Java service using the New Service wizard.
The Java Service editor opens.
Complete the service implementation as follows:
Add and edit the interface operations, by:
Using the standard Interface page controls as described in Using the Interface Page
Using the Java-aware Interface page controls as described in Editing Java service interfaces
Editing the Java source directly as described in Editing the Java source code for a service
Add or modify the Java implementation of the interface operations in the Java source code
If your implementation or interface requires types not found in the Java core runtime classes, configure the classpath folder or library dependencies.
Test the service, and, if necessary, debug the Java implementation.
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