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Introduction In this article, we will show you how to integration Restful Service for business process applications in IBM Business Process Manager. In an effort to building a simple and efficient web client, many companies are adopting the Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture as an alternative to WSDL based web services. As a result, the demand for integrating external systems through their REST APIs increases.  Overview To use a REST service in Process Designer, you discover the service and select the operations that you want to use. Then, set the server that contains the configuration properties that are required to invoke the service. An external service is generated containing the operations that you selected in the discovered service and a reference to the server that you selected. Business objects are also generated based on the OpenAPI specification. Service providers update their services periodically, and you might want to rediscover the updated

Introduction In this article, we will show you how to integration WebService for business process applications in IBM Business Process Manager. You can configure IBM BPM processes to communicate with an external system to retrieve, update, or insert data. And, external applications can call into IBM BPM to initiate services. You can manage inbound and outbound communication with external systems using undercover agents, web services, and integration services.   Overview To use a WebService in Process Designer, you first discover the WSDL and then generate an external service from it. The external service contains operations with inputs and outputs based on the methods in the discovered WDSL. When you discover a service, if a corresponding external service already exists in Process Designer, you can either overwrite the existing service or create a new one. We need to follow the below steps to Integrate with Java Service. 1.      Get the WSDL from External Service.

Introduction In this article, we will show you how to write Java integration components for business process applications in IBM Business Process Manager. Depending on the functional or non-functional requirements of the business process application that you are implementing, you may find that none of the out-of-the-box connectors provide the functionality you need. For such cases, you may want to consider writing a Java integration component. Overview To use a Java service in Process Designer, you first discover the Java class and then generate an external service from it. The external service contains operations with inputs and outputs based on the methods in the discovered Java class. When you discover a service, if a corresponding external service already exists in Process Designer, you can either overwrite the existing service or create a new one. We need to follow the below steps to Integrate with Java Service. 1.      Import Java Application as jar. 2.      Cr

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Introduction The Type Ahead Text control auto fills text based on the selection service attached to it. This control is most commonly used to auto fill selections and allows for faster input as well as error prevention. The Type Ahead Text control comes with many easy to configure items, appearance, and behavior options. In this article we are going to learn how to create a Type Ahead Text control and fill text based on the Static List Data. Overview The Type Ahead Text control auto fills text based on the selection service attached to it. A Type Ahead Text control provides the following configuration properties in Process Designer: Like almost all controls, you can trigger events that are fired when the user interacts with the control. The following configuration options are available in Type Ahead Text control. Ø   Items. Ø   Appearance Ø   Behavior Items: ü   Item Lookup Mode Start Empty, Items From Service, Items From List.   This must be specified, and used w