19.8. Service Operations


All SwitchYard services, no matter their implementation type, are composed of one or more service operations. In the case of a Bean service, the service operations are the set of Java methods exposed by the service interface.
A Bean service operation does the following:
  • Declares a maximum of one Input type. The Java method signature must have a maximum of one Java parameter.
  • Declares a maximum of one Output type. This is enforced by the Java language. You can only define one return type on a Java method.
  • Declares a maximum of one Fault (exception) type.
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