This article is a continuation of this post.

In the previous article, we discussed business operations' creation from the components required for system integration.

In this article, you will learn how to create a business process that calls the two business operations you have defined in the sequence order.

• Production
• Message
• Components
  • Business Services
  • Business Processes
  • Business Operations (previous post)

The business process acts as the coordinator (command center) of the process.

This article is a continuation of this post.

In the previous article, we discussed the development of business processes, which are part of the components required for system integration and serve as a production coordinator.

This article will discuss creating a business service, which is the information input window for production.

• Production
• Message
• Components
  • Business services
  • Business processes（previous post）
  • Business operation

And finally, the last component of “Let's Use Interoperability!

Hello, everyone!

InterSystems IRIS has a menu called Interoperability.

It provides mechanisms to easily create system integrations (adapters, record maps, BPMs, data conversions, etc.) so different systems can be easily connected.

A variety of operations can be included in the data relay process, as examples we can cite: to connect systems that are not normally connected, data can be received (or sent) according to the specifications of the destination system. Also, information can be acquired and added from another system before sending the data.