Working With Operations
In Max, operations are used to define an executable endpoint, which is a type of interface or contract that has a defined name, referred to as its full identifier. When a full identifier is called with specific parameters, the platform executes the associated logic stored in the relevant Source record. Groovy is used for Max application customization. For more information, see Appendix A: Learning Groovy.
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Name | Describes what the operation does. |
Identifier | Unique name for the operation, which when combined with its namespace defines the full identifier. |
Related Object | Used only for template operations. |
Computer Language | Only Groovy can be used for customization. |
Class Name | The fully qualified name of the Groovy class defined in the relevant Source record. |
Method Name | The entry point, which is the method in the configured Groovy class that executes when the operation is triggered, for example, execute. |
Route | Used for operations defined as REST endpoints. |
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