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BusinessObjectHelper Contract
Use the BoHelper contract in special functions that aren’t bound to an object and don’t require a dedicated data source. For example, to calculate the business between two cities.

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Use the BoHelper contract in special functions that aren’t bound to an object and don’t require a dedicated data source. For example, to calculate the business between two cities.
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The BusinessObjectHelper (BoHelper) contract is similar to a business object contract but
without a data source. You can use BoHelper to host utils functions that are used in different
files and that don't require the implementation of the same function in each single business
object. The name attribute in the BusinessObjectHelper
root specifies the unique class name. Like in the case of a Business Object contract, the sub
nodes in the BusinessObjectHelper contract are simple properties and JavaScript methods. The
BoHelper contract doesn’t support the NestedObjects, nested ListObjects, and ObjectLookups sub
nodes. This contract supports a single standard CreateAsync method.
<BusinessObjectHelper name="BoHelperSimplePricingCalculator" schemaVersion="1.1">
<SimpleProperties>
<SimpleProperty name="pKey" type="DomPKey" />
</SimpleProperties>
<Methods>
<Method name="beforeCreateAsync" />
<Method name="afterCreateAsync" />
<Method name="createAsync" />
<Method name="calculateItemValue" />
<Method name="calculateHeaderValue" />
</Methods>
</BusinessObjectHelper>

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