The CWCustomBOHandlerInterface interface defines the behavior of a custom business object handler. It provides the code to implement and access one business object handler. Normally, you provide a business object handler by extending the business-object-handler base class, CWConnectorBOHandler and implementing the doVerbFor() method to define the business object handler's functionality. With this approach, there is a standard way of handling each verb for a business object. However, this mechanism does not support the ability to customize the behavior of a particular verb for only some business objects.
If you need to provide customized behavior for a business object handler, you can create a custom business object handler by creating a custom-business-object-handler class and implementing the CWCustomBOHandlerInterface interface. Its doVerbForCustom() method defines the functionality for this custom business-object handler.
For an introduction to request processing and business object handlers, see Request processing. For information on how to implement a business object handler, see Request processing.
Table 140 summarizes the methods in the CWCustomBOHandlerInterface interface.
Member method | Description | Page |
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doVerbForCustom() | Performs the verb processing for the active verb of a business object. | doVerbForCustom() |