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RE: [bpel-dev] PartnerLink Creation during the import
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So, I resume what I did:
- I created a PartnerLinkType object, called "plt", setting its name with the name+"PLT" of the port type found in the wsdl at the import stage.
- I created a role setting his name like for the partnerlinktype but adding "Role" this time. I passed to its method "setporttype" the port type found in the wsdl.
- I add the role to the plt created.
So at this point the plt should be completed.
After that:
- I get the tray related to the partnerlink from the BPELEditor.
- I used the method publicAddEntry() to add(or create) a new Partner Link to this tray.
- I set its name equal to the name of the plt's name and its partner link type to the plt.
- I set the partnerrole to the plt's partnerrole.
So, now I can view a new partner link in the partner link's tray, but saving I get this error in the "Problems" window:
"partnerLinkType" is set to "bpelInitPTPLT" on this <bpel:partnerLink> but it cannot be resolved (check value of "partnerLinkType", imports, WSDLs or XSDs).
Should be due to the fact that I don't add the PartnerLink to the artifacts file?
Anyway I've also tried to add this code:
Definition artifactsDefinition = getBPELEditor().getArtifactsDefinition();
CompoundCommand cmd = new CompoundCommand();
cmd.add( new AddWSDLImportCommand ( artifactsDefinition, itPt.next() ));
cmd.add( new CreatePartnerLinkTypeCommand(artifactsDefinition, actualPl) );
getCommandFramework().execute( cmd );
to my process, but without getting any improvement, I always get the same error.
Thank you for your help.
Marco
-----Original Message-----
From: bpel-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bpel-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Simon D Moser
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 6:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [bpel-dev] PartnerLink Creation during the import
Hey Marco,
yes - the purpose of the artifacts.wsdl is to store the BPEL WSDL
extensions (such as PartnerLinkTypes and properties and propertyAliases) to
a central backing file. Thus, when you create a Partner in the BPEL editor,
it gets stored there.
For your scenario, what you'd need to do is: You have to create a
PartnerLink (in the BPEL) that points to a PartnerLinkType (in the
artifacts WSDL), where the PartnerLinkType has a role (either inbound, or
outbound, or both), and that role points to the portType that you just
added.
HTH
Simon
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From: "Maio, Marco" <Marco.Maio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bpel-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 10.06.2008 17:25
Subject: [bpel-dev] PartnerLink Creation during the import
Hi to all,
I would like to automatically add the partnerlinks while the import of a
wsdl file. In this way I read the name of the porttype from the wsdl, I
create a PartnerLinkImpl object (givin to it the name of the port type +
"plt" extension), then I get the PartnerLink's tray and I add the
partnerlink to it.
Should I add it even to the artifatcs file?
Anybody could explain me which is the aim of this file?
Thank you,
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