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The <tt>requestParams</tt> object | The <tt>requestParams</tt> object is available when [[Data_Policies#Execute Java Code|Executing Java Code in a Data Policy]]. It contains name/value pairs for the fields in the current record. It is an instance of the [[Parameters Class]]. | ||
{{Note|You can see the fields defined for an object by selecting<br>'''Designer > Data > Objects > {object} > Fields'''.}} | {{Note|You can see the fields defined for an object by selecting<br>'''Designer > Data > Objects > {object} > Fields'''.}} | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 13 October 2011
The requestParams object is available when Executing Java Code in a Data Policy. It contains name/value pairs for the fields in the current record. It is an instance of the Parameters Class.
Note: You can see the fields defined for an object by selecting
Designer > Data > Objects > {object} > Fields.
- Example
- This example creates a task to make a call to a new account using the name field in the current object.
String accountId = requestParams.get("id"); String accountName = requestParams.get("name"); Parameters params = Functions.getParametersInstance(); params.add("reference_id", "ACCOUNT"); params.add("reference_type", accountId); params.add("action_type", "Outbound Call"); params.add("status", "Not Started"); params.add("priority", "Normal"); params.add("description", "Call Account " + accountName + ". Welcome to Acme Solutions, introduction to our services and (optional) demo"); Functions.addTask("Welcome call to Account " + accountName, "03/12/2011", getEnv(ENV.USER.ID), params);