Use the Context Service run-time process to call Context Service APIs from your applications. You can build, query, update, and persist context data based on the context definitions and mappings created during design time.
How it works:
1. After setting up context definitions and mappings in design time, digital processes invoke the Build APIs to create a run-time context instance.
2. The instance extracts data from various objects as per the mappings and is stored in temporary transient data stores for fast access.
3. Processes can interact with this instance efficiently, avoiding repeated database access.
4. When updates are made, the modified instance can be persisted back to objects. You can even use one mapping to read data and a different one to write it back.
Efficient, flexible, and designed for fast data access.
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