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JP1 Version 12 JP1/Automatic Operation Service Template Developer's Guide 


8.1.1 General procedure for validating service templates

After creating or editing a service template, build and debug the service template to check for problems in flow transitions and plug-in processing. If problems are found, edit the affected service template or plug-in, and then build and debug the service template again. When all problems have been resolved, perform an operation test by executing the service in the development environment.

The following figure shows the general procedure for validating service templates.

Figure 8‒1: General procedure for validating service templates

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Building

  1. After creating or editing a service template, build the service template to prepare it for the operation check.

Debugging

  1. If the build process is successful, debug the service template to find problems in flow or in the plug-ins. When you debug the service template, a debug service and debug task are generated.

  2. Check the execution results of the debug task. If any problem is found, amend the service template, and then rebuild and debug the amended service template.

    Repeat the process of amending, building, and debugging the service template until all problems are resolved.

Operation test

  1. After all problems have been resolved, perform an operation test by creating and executing the service in the development environment.

    Check the execution results. If any problems are found, amend the affected service template or plug-in, and then rebuild and debug the amended service template.

If there are no further problems, release the service template.

Note that you can perform debugging and operation tests on an as-needed basis.

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