on 11-07-2006 1:08 PM
what is an abstract interface?
Satya,
Abstract interface is similar to other interface(outbound or inbound) but does not have direction. It can be used as both outbound or inbound. It is used only inside BPM.
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Regards,
Jai Shankar.
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Satya,
Abstract interface can does not have a direction. Its direction is determined during the runtime. This type is basically used in Integration Process (BPM) where an interface can be used to both send and receive messages.
During the runtime, its direction is determined whether to send or receive.
Hope this helps.
-Naveen.
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Farooq Farooqui
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- has no direction (inbound/outbound)
- is used in BPM
Regards Mario
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