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Business Object Helper Contract
The BusinessObjectHelper (BoHelper) contract is similar to a standard BO contract but doesn’t need a data source.

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The BusinessObjectHelper (BoHelper) contract is similar to a standard BO contract but doesn’t need a data source.
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BoHelper object is declared in the Process contract as a ProcessContext variable and is automatically instantiated when the Process Contract is instantiated. It can be used in multiple Process contracts and supports a single method, createAsync. It also supports the arbitrary business logic methods and customization of these methods. It doesn’t support the SAVE, LOAD, and VALIDATE functions. The BoHelper object doesn’t support the following objects:
You can create a BoHelper object by using the context menu of the BusinessObjectHelpers folder. The following naming convention must be used while creating a BoHelper object:
"BoHelper" + [user input]For example,
BoHelperStoreCockpitThe new BoHelper object is in the same folder as the standard business object.

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