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Domino Operations Folder Structure
Some subfolders in the wm.ln folder in the WmLotusNotesAdapter package each contain a set of flow services, Java services, adapter services, and utility services that support a group of Domino operations that are performed on the Domino Server. For example, the following diagram shows the contents of the wm.ln.agent folder as it appears in Designer:
*Domino operations folder. Contains the built-in services and supporting adapter services for the Domino operation.
*Built-in services. Contains flow and Java services:
*Flow services. Wraps one or more methods for a Java lotus.domino class. Integration developers use these services in their solutions. Within the flow, calls are made to the underlying adapter service in the IMPL folder. Input and output signatures in the flow service provide and acquire the parameters at the root level of the pipeline, simplifying the signatures specified in the underlying adapter service. Some flow services provide additional processing value while others serve only as a wrapper for a lotus.domino.class and method.
*Java services. Java programs that provide some type of conversion/utility and possibly wrap one or more methods in the Lotus Domino Toolkit for Java/CORBA.
For a listing of the built-in flow and Java services provided by the adapter, see Summary of Built-In Services.
*Implementation folder. The IMPL folder contains the supporting adapter services called by the flow services:
*Adapter services. Called by flow and Java services, the adapter services in the IMPL folder are preconfigured to wrap the Java Domino object methods for a Java lotus.domino class in the Lotus Domino Toolkit for Java/CORBA. They are designed to be used within a flow service, however, you can call them directly. For information about the inputs and outputs used by the predefined adapter services, see the documentation for the Lotus Domino Toolkit for Java/CORBA.