Excludes the named class or interface from type conversion performed by the wrap factory for Java lists and maps. By default all Java classes passed to Javascript are passed through
a wrap factory which converts them into equivalent Javascript types. Adding a class (or interface) name to the exclusion list ensures that the
class will be returned without conversion. This is only applicable for instances of Java maps (java.util.Map) and lists (java.util.List) which by
default are converted to Javascript objects and Javascript arrays respectively. Note that adding "java.util.Map" or "java.util.List" as an
excluded class will stop all conversion of maps or lists.
The scope of changes made via this method applies to the execution of an entire form, web service or workflow process.
The scope of changes made via this method applies to the execution of an entire form, web service or workflow process.
Javascript example:
system.addWrapFactoryExcludedClass("java.util.Properties");