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  • 1.  Invoke flow service from Java

    Posted 08/10/06 04:16 AM

    I’ve used Service.doInvoke to call Flow services that don’t have a return value, but what could I use from my Java Service to call a Flow service that has outputs?


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  • 2.  RE: Invoke flow service from Java

    Posted 08/10/06 04:20 AM

    Same thing. Use Developer’s Tools-Generate Code-For Invoking This Service From a Client->Java (or something like that) to see an approach for doing this.

    Mark


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  • 3.  RE: Invoke flow service from Java

    Posted 08/10/06 04:28 AM

    Thanks Mark, works a treat. Generate Code is becoming very useful to getting my head around wM, I just need to remember that it’s there :slight_smile:


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  • 4.  RE: Invoke flow service from Java

    Posted 08/10/06 02:19 PM

    Also you could see this service as reference in WmEDI(edi.util:invoke) service.It does access inputs/outputs of that invoking flow/java service

    Anyways it worked for you.

    HTH,
    RMG


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