Custom objects on the Axeda Platform use Groovy to consume external web services by building on several powerful tools. Groovy on the Platform gives the developer the freedom to spend time building the meaningful parts of the app, rather than on the mechanics of moving data.
The purpose of this article is to describe how Expression Rules, Rule Timers, State Machine and Custom Objects interact. We'll focus on the interaction between these platform features, rather than describing them in detail. Details can be found in other articles:
Expression Rules
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When an Expression Rule calls a Groovy Script, the Groovy Script may be passed an implicit object, depending on the type of Expression Rule. This article provides a summary of the implicit objects which may be provided, and pointers to more detailed examples.