Usually a persistence object is created via: import objects.Product; // persist new created product Product product; product.name = "Product name"; product.nr = 12; ivy.persistence.<persistence unit>.persist(product);ivy.persistence.webshpo.persist(product); What we are trying to do (for a dynamic interface) to dynamically create the persistence object with something like: Object persistenceUnit persistenceObject = Class.forName(in.persistenceUnitName).newInstance();Class.forName(in.persistenceClassName).newInstance(); Is that generally possible? Can that be achieved in a ScriptStep or just in a JavaClass? Edit: We tried to give the full package name in the code mentioned above which returns a ClassNotFoundException: Object persistenceObject = Class.forName("objects.Product").newInstance(); Edit 2: Changed persistenceUnit = Class.forName("objects.Product").newInstance();naming to persistenceObject according to Daniel's comment.

Usually a persistence object is created via: import objects.Product; // persist new created product Product product; product.name = "Product name"; product.nr = 12; ivy.persistence.<persistence unit>.persist(product); What we are trying to do (for a dynamic interface) to dynamically create the persistence object with something like: Object persistenceUnit = Class.forName(in.persistenceUnitName).newInstance(); Is that generally possible? Can that be achieved in a ScriptStep or just in a JavaClass? Edit: We tried to give the full package name in the code mentioned above which returns a ClassNotFoundException: Object persistenceUnit = Class.forName("objects.Product").newInstance();

Usually a persistence object is created via: import objects.Product; // persist new created product Product product; product.name = "Product name"; product.nr = 12; ivy.persistence.<persistence unit>.persist(product); What we are trying to do (for a dynamic interface) to dynamically create the persistence object with something like: Object persistenceUnit = Class.forName(in.persistenceUnitName).newInstance(); Is that generally possible? Can that be achieved in a ScriptStep or just in a JavaClass?