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Private business objects

Posted by Albin Joseph | Posted in WebSphere, Websphere Process Server / Integration Developer | Posted on 16-05-2008

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Private business objects

A business object can be public or private. Private business objects are business objects contained in another business objects. These business objects wll be visisble only to the business object that it contains. To create a private business object, open one business object in the business object editor and right click on an attribute. From the context menu appears, select ‘Create private business object’

Now just like any other business object we can add, edit or delete the attributes from our private business objects.

Private business objects are useful if you want to create an anonmyous business object or if the business object is used only once.

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