A service with a Java endpoint allows you to embed Java code to a process flow.
For example, parts of an order processing system may be implemented using Java. You can adapt this code to run in a business process as a Java service. A Java service binds to a local Java class, with operations in the service interface bound to public static methods in the Java class.
A Java service can call any other service through the Java service proxy interface, which are generated Java classes that allow you to invoke other services from your Java service through the WSIF interface. The proxy class contains a method for each operation that is exposed in the service interface. The Service editor provides drag-and-drop support to add service invocations to your Java method implementations.
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