How to Integrate Data into a Process using Plain Old Java Objects (POJO)

This tutorial explains two dependencies of the POJO along with invoking business logic in existing POJOs from within a business process.

From this tutorial, you will learn:

  • The POJO with two kinds of dependencies: dependency on a local library, and a dependency on an external library that is already deployed in the BPM node
  • Adding a Java service step to a Process
  • Adding the input/output mappings to/from the Java step
  • Deploying and running an instance of this process
  1. Importing the Initial Resources
    As a starting point, use TIBCO Business Studio projects and a simple POJO supplied with this project.
  2. Creating a Java service task
    To add a Java Service Task you need to first create the task and then map it to the project.
  3. Setting up Data Inputs and Outputs
    Data inputs and outputs must be mapped.
  4. Deploying and Running the Process
    You must deploy the AddressLookupInput and UC2OrgModel projects before they can be run.