Setting Characteristics of Imported Java Functions This page last changed on Mar 19, 2008. ## Setting Characteristics of Imported Java Functions After choosing the Java functions to import, you can optionally set the characteristics of the functions. ##### Setting Characteristics of Imported Java Functions The following table describes the available options for each function you have selected to import. ##### Options Available for Imported Java Functions
Characteristic | Options | Comment
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Operation name | Adjust as needed | You can change the nominated name to any legal XML name using the built-in line editor.
Public | Boolean | By default Java function-derived operations are protected. A checkbox allows you to mark any function or procedure as public. (Once in a data service, operations can be marked private as needed.)
Kind | Read Create Update Delete Library function Library procedure | Functions determined to return void are automatically marked as library procedures. You can change the nominated function type. The wizard attempts to correctly set the function type being imported.
| Operations marked as create, update, or delete functions will be packaged in an Entity data service. Otherwise, the resulting data service will be of type Library.
is Primary | Boolean | Not applicable for Java functions.
Root Element | Root element of the operation | For complex data types the topmost element is listed.
Target Namespace | Imported value | This represents the target namespace of the generated data service.
To set the characteristics of imported Java functions: Optionally edit the details of each operation: Click Next.

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