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In a similar way, we can talk to a Java program/function/library: |
In a similar way, we can talk to a Java program/function/library via Groovy: |
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Linking Technologies: Java Actions
In a similar way, we can talk to a Java program/function/library via Groovy:
def calledFunction(Object someList) {
return someList.toString();
}
def execute() {
Object myList = new ArrayList();
myList.add(in1.value());
out1.value(calledFunction(myList));
}
And this can also be connected into the sequence (you got the idea). Thus, any piece of code or binary library can be brought into you suite within seconds. No matter if it was found in-house or in open-source/public repositories, or it was written by you or will be written in the future.
