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Expand Up @@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ For more details about the Gradle Shadow Plugin, refer to the [user documentatio

4. Once the `jar` is moved into the Data Studio addons folder, the _example steps_ will be listed in the left-hand side pane:

**Note:** From Data Studio version 2.6.2 onwards, custom steps will need to be enabled from the Workflow steps panel under the Space menu.

![Workflow Steps](readme-images/workflow-steps-pane.png)

### Linking the Example Step to a Source
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![Lang Step Settings](readme-images/lang-step-settings.png)

#### Concurrent asynchronous requests
Asynchronous requests are made using the `sendAsync()` method of `WebHttpClient`. The Java CompletableFuture handles the response. A CompletableFuture of type `WebHttpResponse` (i.e. `CompletableFuture<WebHttpResponse>`) allows Data Studio to continue execution and make other asynchronous calls. The `thenAccept()` method of the `CompletableFuture` defines what is done when the response is received.
Asynchronous requests are made using the `sendAsync()` method of `WebHttpClient`. The Java CompletableFuture handles the response. A CompletableFuture of type `WebHttpResponse` (i.e. `CompletableFuture<WebHttpResponse>`) allows Data Studio to continue execution and make other asynchronous calls. The `thenAccept()` method of the `CompletableFuture` defines what is done when the response is received.