In Graph XML "GraphRefKey" links both yfs_graph_ui and yfs_flow tables.
i. <Graph> tag 'Type' denotes the Process Modelling group of the services where it is resides
ii. <Node> tag denotes the list of components used in the service (Ex: XSL, API, File IO etc.,)
a. 'Height' represents the height of the component
b. 'Width' represents the width of the component
c. 'Text' represents the label of each component and it is Component Name
Ex: API, XSL Translator, Generic JMS, Start, End..
d. 'Xpos' represents the X-axis of the component
e. 'Ypos' represents the Y-axis of the component
f. 'UIndex' represents the order in which we added the components into the Service
g. 'Type' represents the Type of the Node
1 - Start
2 - End
90 - Note
210 - Weblogic JMS
240 - Database
250 - Email
270 - File IO
330 - Text Translator
335 - XSLT
340 - Standard API/Extended API/Extended Database API
350 - Condition
360 - Nomenclature Runtime
420 - Composite
430 - Alert
480 - Pass Through
490 - Defaulting
520 - Generic JMS
1090 - Link
iii. <Link> tag used to link the nodes using its 'UIndex'
i. <Graph> tag 'Type' denotes the Process Modelling group of the services where it is resides
ii. <Node> tag denotes the list of components used in the service (Ex: XSL, API, File IO etc.,)
a. 'Height' represents the height of the component
b. 'Width' represents the width of the component
c. 'Text' represents the label of each component and it is Component Name
Ex: API, XSL Translator, Generic JMS, Start, End..
d. 'Xpos' represents the X-axis of the component
e. 'Ypos' represents the Y-axis of the component
f. 'UIndex' represents the order in which we added the components into the Service
g. 'Type' represents the Type of the Node
1 - Start
2 - End
90 - Note
210 - Weblogic JMS
240 - Database
250 - Email
270 - File IO
330 - Text Translator
335 - XSLT
340 - Standard API/Extended API/Extended Database API
350 - Condition
360 - Nomenclature Runtime
420 - Composite
430 - Alert
480 - Pass Through
490 - Defaulting
520 - Generic JMS
1090 - Link
iii. <Link> tag used to link the nodes using its 'UIndex'
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