Create custom Java logic using the Visual snippet editor
Customizing behavior with visual snippets
To visually define custom behavior, use the visual snippet editor.
The visual snippet editor displays a diagrammatic representation of the Java™ programming language. Use this tool to graphically create and manipulate snippets of Java code.
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- Custom behavior
There are situations when a user has the opportunity to specify custom behavior within the context of one of the WebSphere® Integration Developer family of tools.
- Visual snippet editor
The visual snippet editor is a diagrammatic programming environment that you use to graphically create and manipulate Java code.
- Using the visual snippet editor to write Java code
When should you use the visual snippet editor to compose Java code instead of writing it yourself?
- The building blocks of the visual snippet editor
Compose your own visual snippet using a combination of the following building blocks.
- Creating a custom visual snippet
To create a new custom visual snippet, follows these instructions.
- Using inline expressions for simple equations
When you are coding an expression in the visual snippet editor, there are a couple different ways that you can compose the expression.
- Using mapping service snippets
When you want to transform data in a business object from one format to another using the visual snippet editor, you can use one of the three mapping service snippets provided.
- Refactoring a visual snippet
When you refactor parts of your visual snippet, dependencies on those parts are automatically and universally updated throughout the product as a whole.
- Configuring a custom event in a visual snippet
A custom event is a specific business-related message that can be declared in the visual snippet editor to be emitted in the runtime environment.
Related links
- Unleashing visual snippets and business state machines in your service-oriented application (Guided Tour)
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