Hi Friends,
Having completed the successful installation of XCP platform, i find myself looking for the same answers i was looking for about 10 months back when i installed Documentum 6.5. After lots of searching for answers i found great help form the community and discussion forum back then . Being a Java developer, i was over awed with the variety of bundled in things from Documentum but was unable to figure out where do i write my Java code!
Finally it was Webtop 6.5 that i read about in the discussions and its War file download that got me the source code to work with and i was more than successful at customizing Webtop 6.5 to meet my needs.
Now with the excting new XCP Xcelerator platform, i have read many guides and documents bundled in with the release. I have understood the Grant Mnagement Application case study. The https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-6116 by 'contentess' was a good introduction to Documentum Process Builders.
Having detailed all this where & how can i put in my customizations in Java to reflect inside an XCP environment is my question?
Quoting from the link above by 'contentess'.
For the parameters that you’ve defined to be useful, you must access the values that the process designer has specified from the custom workflow method that you write. Your Java code must only have knowledge of parameter names and can retrieve the parameter values from an IDfProperties object passed in to the class’s doTask() method.
From the above quote where will my java code reside is what i am unclear about. Do i use Composer? Can i put in my created war or jars?
I am assuming that how customizations worked for me with Webtop would not be applicable here since XCP has a workflow centric approach. How to; and by what tools should Java code be introduced into workflow customizations?
