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mport services (non IS) from the java code to the integration server

  • 1.  mport services (non IS) from the java code to the integration server

    Posted 04/14/08 03:07 PM

    We automaticlly generated java services (non IS) and would like to use these generated java services in IS.
    These services are not web services.

    Is it possible to use these services as integration server services eg. use these services in flow services?

    Thanks


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  • 2.  RE: mport services (non IS) from the java code to the integration server

    Posted 04/14/08 04:24 PM

    A Java “service” is something unique to Integration Server. Java classes can be generated from a variety of environments. Perhaps you could describe more about what is generating them.

    Typically, you would integrate third-party java code, by placing a Java archive file (jar) in the IS classpath and then writing very small IS Java services to invoke the methods in those jars.

    The IS Developer’s Guide covers these topics in detail.

    Hope that helps,

    Mark


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