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Calling a specific behavior
You can use the following APIs to call any Behavior by its name.
object callBehavior(String name) object callBehavior(String name, List<?> arguments) object callBehavior(String name, List<?> arguments, boolean isSynchronous)
The following example shows how to call the "test" specified Behavior in ALH API
value = ALH.callBehavior("test");
You can also give initial parameter values in which the arguments lists must be created.
arguments = ALH.createList();
arguments.add("value1");
arguments.add("value2");
value = ALH.callBehavior("test", arguments);
If a found Behavior value is null or an argument's size is not equal to the in or inout parameter's size of the found Behavior, an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.
Calling a specific operation
You can use the following APIs to call an operation
object callOperation(String name) object callOperation(String name, List<?> arguments) object callOperation(Object_ object, String name) object callOperation(Object_ object, String name, List<?> arguments) object callOperation(Object_ object, String name, List<?> arguments, boolean isSynchronous)
If the object is omitted then context (self) is used automatically.
The following example shows how to call a specified operation in ALH API by passing the operation's name
value = ALH.callOperation("test");
You can also give initial parameter values in which the arguments lists must be created by executing the following code
arguments = ALH.createList();
arguments.add("value1");
arguments.add("value2");
value = ALH.callOperation("test", arguments);
If a found Behavior value is null or an argument's size is not equal to the in or inout parameter's size of the found Behavior, an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.