Configuring a Custom Service Request with Java (Advanced)

You can create a service request that uses custom Java to execute a custom process or to route data into another database. Before you can create a custom Java service request, you must create the custom Java as described in Creating Custom Java for Orchestrations.

(These steps have been updated in support of Orchestrator Studio 5.1.0.)

1. After naming the custom service request as described in Creating a Service Request, select the Java option.

2. In the Fully Qualified Class field, enter the Java class.

   This is the custom Java class that you created for the service request.

3. In the first grid, complete the following fields:

   • Input. Enter the name of the field in the class.

   • Input Value. Enter the input variable name. If the attribute is a boolean and you pass in "true", then you could use a default value.

   • Default Value. Enter a default, hard-coded value if there is no mapped value. You can also add a hard-coded value to use if the mapped value returns a null.

4. (Optional) In the second grid, enter a variable name for an output if you want to use the output value in subsequent steps in the orchestration or to another orchestration.

5. If you make a mistake, click the Restore Custom Java button to return the custom Java to its last saved state.

6. Click the Save button.

   The Orchestrator Studio saves the custom Java request. You can then access the orchestration in the Orchestration design page and add this custom Java service request as a step in the orchestration.