You can use the Java™ Access API to communicate directly with the Forms Services Platform from a Java application.

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Before you can run the IBM® Forms Server – Forms Services Platform, you must first deploy it.

Parses XML into a DOM Document, allowing subsequent pipes to access the Document using JXPath.

Puts a list of items into the data bucket.

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Encloses one or more XML instances into a form.

Provides a method of connecting to a repository.

This section provides reference information on the default pipes and services that come with IBM® Forms Server – Forms Services Platform, as well as the Forms Services Platform Repository REST API, the Forms Services Platform API, and the Java™ Access API.

Retrieves an XML instance by instance ID and stores the instance in the data bucket.

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You can run pipelines in WebSphere® Application Server, from a servlet, or as a standalone Java™ application.

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You use pipeline parameters to pass data between pipelines.

Maps inputs to outputs.

A pipeline is a sequential series of pipes. Pipelines assemble configured instances of pipes into a complete request processor.

Conditionally branches a pipeline to one of two other pipes.

Extracts enclosures and data groups from a form.

Stores data and metadata to a specified location in a repository.

IBM® Forms Server – Forms Services Platform (hereafter referred to as the Forms Services Platform) lets developers integrate and extend IBM Forms products with other systems.

If you want your own servlet to interact with the Forms Services Platform you can use the Java™ Access API from your servlet code.

Retrieves objects preserved by other pipeline branches using ibm.PreserveMapPipe

To use the IBM® Forms Server – Forms Services Platform you must prepare your environment by installing and deploying the Forms Services Platform, and then configuring your environment.

Use the IBM® Forms Server installer to install the files and directory structure that are required to deploy, run, and extend the IBM Forms Server – Forms Services Platform.