In the following example, "jst" refers to JSTools class for execution of JavaScript codes. Users can invoke all getXXX() and setXXX() methods and also specialized tools such as sendEmail().
var name = jst.getDataSlotValue ("empName");
var salary = jst.getDataSlotValue ("empSalary");
jst.putDataSlot ("empName", name);
jst.putDataSlot ("empSalary", salary);
var adr = "ebms@savvion.com";
var subject = "Testing";
var content = "CONTENT";
jst.sendEmail(adr, subject, content);
jst.writeLog(Done);
In the following example, "pak" refers to the entire BP Server API. All API calls must start invoking pak.connect(<username>, <password>) and end with pak.disConnect().
Example:
var session = pak.connect(<username>, <password>);
var ebmsVersion = pak.getPAKVersion(session);
pak.disConnect(session);
In the following example, the keyword "Packages" invokes static Java methods.
Example:
Employee.java
package com.tdiinc;
public class Employee {
protected static String empName;
public static String getName () {
return empName;
}}
JavaScript code
function f1() {
var name = Packages.com.tdiinc.Employee.getName();
return (name);
} f1()
