Container object---> can be only used in the function it is DEFINED in.

Global container----> it can be used and remain visible ACROSS the different function.

Global container---> in the old days it was used to store objects in mappings now we can use global variables instead.

Container Object: This object enables you to CACHE the values that you want to read again when you next call the same user-defined function.

From SP14 and above avoid Global Container. Use Java Section of Message Mapping to DEFINE Global Variables and to use them in your UDF's.

Container object---> can be only used in the function it is defined in.

Global container----> it can be used and remain visible across the different function.

Global container---> in the old days it was used to store objects in mappings now we can use global variables instead.

Container Object: This object enables you to cache the values that you want to read again when you next call the same user-defined function.

From SP14 and above avoid Global Container. Use Java Section of Message Mapping to define Global Variables and to use them in your UDF's.