IBM BPM Initialize & Assign Data to Object

Introduction

I know it’s simple to create Object initialize Object and assign data to Object in IBM® Business Process Manager. But sometimes we might forget or get confuse, so I thought to publish as a post here.

Here I am going to describe two scenarios.

v First is Complex Object initialization and assign data.

v Second is Complex Object initialize as list and assign data.

Complex Object initialization and assign data.

Here I am taking Customer as Complex object. This I am going to initialize and assigning data.

//Initialize Customer Object

tw.local.customer = new tw.object.CustomerBO();

//Assign data to Customer Object

tw.local.customer.customerID = "C123";

tw.local.customer.customerName = "Jhon T";

tw.local.customer.customerType = "SA";

tw.local.customer.address = "USA";

Second is Complex Object initialize as list and assign data.

Here I am taking Address as Complex object. This I am going to initialize as list and assigning data.

//Initialize Adddress Object list

tw.local.address = new tw.object.listOf.AddressBO();

//Initialize Adddress Object for initial position

tw.local.address[0] = new tw.object.AddressBO();

//Assign data to Customer Object at initial position

tw.local.address[0].addressType = "Home";

tw.local.address[0].houseNo = "H1-123";

tw.local.address[0].street = "London Street";

tw.local.address[0].city = "Mangalore";

tw.local.address[0].country = "India";

tw.local.address[0].ZIP = "575001";

//Initialize Adddress Object for next position

tw.local.address[1] = new tw.object.AddressBO();

//Assign data to Customer Object at next position

tw.local.address[1].addressType = "Office";

tw.local.address[1].houseNo = "H2-321";

tw.local.address[1].street = "KS Rao Road";

tw.local.address[1].city = "Mangalore";

tw.local.address[1].country = "India";

tw.local.address[1].ZIP = "575001";