Using business services can improve the efficiency and profitability of your company. They help companies in many different areas, and can help businesses stay on top of the latest technology. In addition to increasing revenue, business services can also improve customer experience. They can also help a company meet regulations. They provide expertise, and special equipment. They are often offered as web services, but can be implemented in other ways.

To start developing business services, you need to install JDeveloper. This software is accessible through the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne OMW. It provides visual aids, code templates, and prompts. It is designed to work with published business service classes. Once you are ready to create a new service, you can launch JDeveloper by clicking the New EnterpriseOne Project item in the workspace context menu.

Once you have the JDeveloper installed, you can launch a business service class wizard. This wizard will generate the code for the business service class. The code is then saved in your selected project. You can then call the business service to perform an operation.

When you have created a business service, you can then save it as a published business service. The published business service will include the Java class and the corresponding code. It can then be exposed as a web service, or used as part of another business service. This allows you to make changes to your service without having to recode the entire business.

If you want to add additional functionality to your published business service, you will need to create a new business service. The process is described in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne methodology guide. The development methodology guide also contains naming conventions for the business service elements.

Business service methods are defined by a user-defined designation, usually the same name as the operation. A user-defined designation is a functional description of the method. You can also add the Processor to the designation. Adding the Processor makes the method available for call in other business service methods.

In addition to the method, you will need to have a business service input class and a business service output class. This output class will contain the payload of the web service, and it is also included in the published value object. This value object will manage the data that is passed to and from the business service.

Once you have created a new service, you can launch the Business Service Class Wizard to build the class. This wizard will ask you for the business service’s name, and will generate the code for the business service. Once the code is generated, you can then open it by double-clicking the Java file. The wizard will display the code in JDeveloper. You can then save the code to your computer.

The published business service class will also be added to your JDeveloper project. The Business Service class and its methods will be included in your project, and will be visible in the navigation pane.