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  • 1.  request and response architecture

    Posted Mon May 01, 2006 04:31 PM

    Hi all,

    1. Can anyone give the breif clarification regarding request and response type message in WM. How can we archive this request and response type.

    2. Can u anyone help me to do sample scenario regarding adapter notification. If anyone have the documentation plz send it to me.

    Thanks for all,
    venkat.


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  • 2.  RE: request and response architecture

    Posted Mon May 01, 2006 04:47 PM

    Welcome to wmUsers!!!

    Basically you have to go thru all the basic webMethods IS documentation libraries for understanding of Request/Response scenario using webMethods.Then post your technical questions in a new thread and users will respond accordingly.

    Regarding general Adapter notification scenario see either Broker Publish-Subscribe Developers Guide or JDBCAdapter user documentation.

    You can download all the WM libraries from Advantage. webmethods.com(Registration required to download the docs).

    Goodluck,


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  • 3.  RE: request and response architecture

    Posted Tue May 02, 2006 04:39 PM

    Regarding general Adapter notification scenario, JDBCAdapter user Guide documentation is the best Conceptual Document. Try using this, If you have any technical problem, post your question in a thread.

    regards
    Ramana


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  • 4.  RE: request and response architecture

    Posted Tue May 02, 2006 05:05 PM

    The Publish-Subscribe Developer’s Guide covers request/reply (pseudo-synchronous) operations. This is useful for “near real-time” interactions. This guide is located in Developer\doc\guides in your Developer installation.

    If you’re more interested in long running transactions such as EDI/RosettaNet/cXML/etc. interactions where multiple documents are exchanged over time in a single “conversation” then you’ll want to look at Trading Networks and/or Modeler for possible approaches.


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