Laurent, I’m not sure about the second, but the first was
a known UI issue which has been resolved. Up until about 15 minutes ago,
the downloadable installer available via www.openmethods.com
was pretty out of date, but if you try it now you’ll find that your UI
issue (and a number of other problems) have been resolved. (of course, if
you’re compiling your own plugins from the VTP repository’s source
then it’s something else entirely and this isn’t going to help at
all)
Randy
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vtp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:vtp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Laurent Dufour
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 10:02 AM
To: vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vtp-dev] Problem with Web Services
Hello,
I performed a simple web services application (adding two numbers) and I want
to use it with my openVXML application (3.0 released).
I created in the design application a WebService Call module. The Web services,
the port type and the operation are detected.
In input, I've specified the parameters (the two numbers).
In output, the variable is specified too : the radio button 'use the value from
this tabme colum' is selected and the value "result" is check.
Therefore, when I close and re-open this module, the value of the business
object field is set to 'No Change' ! I've also created a database contaning the
results of all additions and a business object represented an addition (value
a, value b and value c).
I 'm wondering why this value is not save.
I've noticed an another problem when I've deployed the war file on Tomcat
server. When the page containing the web service call is generated, the tomcat
log revelead a null locator during the search of the web service class. However
the class is in the webservice folder '.source'.
I've attached to this mail the trace represented this error.
Thanks you for your help.
Regards, Laurent.
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