This example uses the <servicedetails> tag to set up a server-side Java™ class application by implementing the com.unicacorp.common.template.IdGenerate interface and passing a product ID.

<servicedetails>
     <classname>com.unicacorp.uap.webservice.FormIdGenImpl
     </classname>
     <param name="param1" type="string"
     valuecolumn="dyn_projectatts.product_id" />
</servicedetails>

Similar to the previous example, the following shows how to configure the same behavior, but with a generic Java™ class that does not implement the com.unicacorp.common.template.IdGenerate interface.

<servicedetails>
     <classname>com.unicacorp.uap.webservice.FormIdGenImpl
     </classname>
     <param name="param1" type="string"
     valuecolumn="dyn_projectatts.product_id" />
     <methodname>getFormId</methodname>
</servicedetails>

The following is an example of how you can use the <servicedetails> tag to set up a web service application and pass a business unit ID.

<servicedetails>
     <wsdl>
          http://rd600:7004/axis/services/Service?wsdl
     </wsdl><!--wsdl>
          C:\\Product\\Plan\\webapp\\conf\\Service.wsdl
     </wsdl -->
<methodname>getFormId</methodname>
<param name="param1" type="string" valuecolumn="dyn_projectatts.business_unit_id" />
<param name="param2" type="string" valuecolumn="dyn_projectatts.prog_type_id" />
</servicedetails>