Yes, you can map the result fields of the service to the input fields of
action service by using 'env-name' attribute.
here is an example in which we are using resultant fields of
'createCommunicationEvent' service to the input of action service
'createSystemInfoNote' using env-name.
field-name: input param of createSystemInfoNote
env-name: result field of createCommunicationEvent
<eca service="createCommunicationEvent" event="commit">
<condition field-name="statusId" operator="equals"
value="COM_ENTERED"/>
<condition field-name="communicationEventTypeId" operator="equals"
value="COMMENT_NOTE"/>
<condition field-name="partyIdTo" operator="is-not-empty"/>
<set field-name="noteParty" env-name="partyIdTo"/>
<set field-name="noteInfo" env-name="subject"/>
<set field-name="moreInfoItemName" value="communicationEventId"/>
<set field-name="moreInfoItemId" env-name="communicationEventId"/>
<set field-name="moreInfoUrl"
value="/partymgr/control/MyCommunicationEvents"/>
<action service="createSystemInfoNote" mode="sync"/>
</eca>
Hope it helps, best regards,
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> Hi, is it possible to map the results fields of the service
> (calculateProductAverageCost) defined in a seca to the input fields of the
> action (createProductPrice) Example:
>
> Thanks R.
>
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