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Edit Business Logic

Edit Business Logic feature enables you to modify and fine-tune existing business logic based on your changing business requirements, addressing issues or bugs, optimizing performance, and refining the web application's behavior over time.

To Edit Business Logic Operation

  1. Go to the required Web Applications > Edit > Business Logic.
  2. In Business Logic, click on Edit icon , you will be redirected to the Business Logic Editor and do the required business logic operation edits.
  3. Click on Save to proceed with saving the business logic operation after you complete the necessary edits.
Business Logic Editor

Business Logic Editor

 

Items Description

The left pane of the business logic editor includes the predefined Web Application Connectors, Basic Entities, and Assist Modules along with a search functionality for easy use.

These are some of the popular samples available for you to easy access in business logic editor.

  • Application Connectors: Slack, Salesforce, Outlook Mail, Zoom, Google Drive, Zendesk, Syncplicity, Gmail, LinkedIn, Jira, Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams, Confluence, Google Calendar, and many more.
  • Basic Entities: Data Storage, Http Client, Boolean Condition, Branch, Loop, Loop Controls, Text Helper, Stop, Call Flow, Script, Response, App Action Response, App Session, Add Data, File Helper, Email, and many more.
  • Assist Modules: List Helper, Object Helper, Date Time Helpers, Crypto Helper, Math Assist, SCIM, URL Helper, Flow Helper, Data Mapping Transformer, Text Object Helper and many more.

The top pane includes the following options.

  • Navigation Arrow: Allows you to go back to the Business Logic.
  • Business Logic Name: Allows you to rename the business logic operation.
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  • Schema: Select the schema input and output to provide the desired input and output. Read more on how to Manage Schema.
  • Debug: Allows you to diagnose and troubleshoot issues by inspecting variables, setting breakpoints, and stepping through the code during runtime. Read more on how to Run Debug.
  • Save: Click on Save to proceed with saving the business logic operation edits.
  • Cancel: Click on Cancel to abort the business logic operation edits.

In the center pane, you can design the business logic. Drag and drop the desired elements from the left pane to proceed with the business logic operation edit. Drag and drop the desired application connectors, basic entities or assist modules from the left pane to proceed with the business logic operation edit and associate with the necessary Properties pane actions.

The Properties pane contains a list of properties to consider when developing the web application page layout.

  • Step Info: Select the step element in center pane for which you want to assign the operation. You can also add a step title and description to the selected step.
  • Operation: Select the operation from the available list like a Add Key/Value, JSON Stringify, JSON Parse, Get Value for Key, Remove Keys, Rename Keys, Filter Keys, Has Key, Get First Occurrence of Key, Get All Occurrences of Key, Clean Up, Merge into Object, and many more.
  • Input: Add an input Key and Value.
  • Output Schema: Select the Step and inspect the Schema to validate it. You get an option to reset the schema to default, set custom, or cancel.

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