Programming information

Look up a package or class name to find details about programming interfaces (APIs) or read other reference information related to programming.

This information is additional to the programming-related reference information provided for the underlying IBM® WebSphere® Application Server.

For programming-related reference information for WebSphere Application Server, see Reference in the information center for WebSphere Application Server.

REST (Representational State Transfer) APIs
Business process management servers provide a set of APIs that are implemented using the Representational State Transfer (REST) services. The Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) in these APIs are a set of REST services that access business process and task data.
JavaScript API in Process Designer
Using the JavaScript API that is available in Process Designer, you can customize certain components to improve the behavior of your business process models.
Web service API
Using the web service API that is available in Process Designer, you can improve the behavior of your web services.
Using the TWObjectFactory, TWObject and TWList classes
Several classes can be useful to you if you have an external Java application interacting with a Java integration step. These classes can instantiate business process Java objects and provide a means of working with those Java objects.
Java to XML conversion
The system generates XML based on Java types using predefined rules.
Process Monitor MBeans reference
IBM Business Process Manager provides MBeans that you can use to access the Process Monitor data through a JMX compliant console such as JConsole.
Developing for Process Portal spaces (deprecated)
IBM provides widgets in IBM Business Process Manager Advanced. In addition, you can create your own custom widgets and integrate them within Process Portal spaces to provide custom content for your business.
Support for weak types
IBM Business Process Manager supports weak types. Use this information to determine the support provided.
XMS programming reference
This section contains reference information that you can use to help you to carry out the tasks involved in programming with XMS for Message Service Clients for C/C++ and .NET.

Parent topic: Reference information for IBM Business Process Manager