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APL Code Introduction
API Reference
Development Tools
Release Notes
  • 简体中文
  • English
  • Getting Started

  • APL Function Open Scenarios

  • APL Class Open Scenarios

    • Common Library

    • Electronic Signature

    • Authentication Provider

    • Available Business Types

    • Object Controller Plugin

    • Event Listener

    • Object Export Plugin

    • ERP Integration Platform

    • Field Service Type Function Validation

    • FMCG Order Business Plugin

    • Object Business Handler

      • 1.Overview
        • Scenarios
      • 2.Configuration Steps
      • 3.Groovy Code Examples
      • 4.FAQ
    • Online Documentation

    • Custom Model

    • Environment Deployment

Table of Contents

Overview

The Object Business Handler is a logical unit designed for processing object-related business operations. The PaaS platform encapsulates the complete workflow for creating and editing object data into a series of business handlers. Users can implement custom business handlers through APL to extend the business logic for creating and editing object data.

Note: This capability requires applying for the grayscale feature ["Button Business Chain Orchestration Capability"] to be supported.

# Scenarios

# Create Button

If the grayscale feature ["Standardized Create/Edit Buttons"] is enabled, it will be displayed as the ["Create & Save"] button; otherwise, it appears as the ["Create"] button. This button is bound to a series of predefined business handlers from the PaaS platform. By editing the button's bound actions, users can implement custom business handlers through APL to extend the business logic for creating object data. The most common use case is validating data legitimacy before saving.

# Edit Button

If the grayscale feature ["Standardized Create/Edit Buttons"] is enabled, it will be displayed as the ["Edit & Save"] button; otherwise, it appears as the ["Edit"] button.

This button is bound to a series of predefined business handlers from the PaaS platform. By editing the button's bound actions, users can implement custom business handlers through APL to extend the business logic for editing object data. The most common use case is validating data legitimacy before saving.

4.FAQ
2.Configuration Steps

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