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How to get URL of web file in IBM BPM

In IBM BPM, sometimes we need the URL of the web files added to the process app. Below is the script that can be used to get the actual URL of the web file dynamically helping to avoid the static hardcoding.

com_ibm_bpm_coach.getManagedAssetUrl("file.png",com_ibm_bpm_coach.assetType_WEB

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