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Procedure documentationCreating a Static Method Call Action Locate this document in the navigation structure

 

A static method call action is used to call a static method in a class that implements a special interface. It takes a class that implements the interface and calls the static method on that class.

Procedure

  1. In the Object Creation dialog box that appears, enter name, short text, and description of the action.

  2. Choose Create & Navigate to Object.

    You are directly navigated to the action object that you have created.

    Note Note

    If you choose Create button, the created action object appears under the Assigned Objects tab. Click the name of the created object to define the action messages.

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  3. Enter the name of the class or choose Advanced (Advanced) in the Class field.

  4. In the list that appears, select a relevant class and choose OK.

    The selected class is added.

  5. Add expression to the action.

    You can add an existing expression or create a new expression.

    • Add an Existing Expression

      1. Under Sub Expressions, choose Graphical Access (Graphical Access).

      2. In the context menu, choose Select.

      3. In the Object Query dialog box that appears, select the relevant expression and choose Select.

        The selected expression gets added.

      You can also choose   Add   Select Expression to Add  .

    • Add a New Expression

      1. Under Sub Expressions, choose Graphical Access (Graphical Access).

      2. In the context menu, choose Create.

      3. In the Object Creation dialog box that appears, enter the name, select the type of expression and choose Create.

        More information: Creating Expressions

      You can also choose   Add   Create Expression to Add  .

  6. Save the action.

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