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Hi all,
oh yes, the WebServiceApplication. This was a first attempt to have a way to
specify a web service without using the JavaClass, JARarchive and method
which are defined as properties by Application right now. We thought that it
would be a good opportunity to specify a web service somewhere and invoke
that web service afterwards again. So, it was included into the meta-model.
But soon we found out, that (since WebServiceApplication inherits from
Application) it now has several attributes: interface for web services, but
also JARarchive, JavaClass, etc.
So, Chris is now looking into that and thinking on how to restructure the
whole part. The idea was to have an abstract application and several
concrete implementations such as JavaApplication, WebServiceApplication,
etc. - each one with other properties. And, of course, this shall be an
extension point lateron, too.
So if you have any ideas about that, please feel free to let me and Chris
know, so we can alltogether restructure that in a way that fits most of us.
Best regards,
Florian
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Von: jwt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jwt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im
Auftrag von Mickael Istria
Gesendet: 15 May 2008 16:48
An: Java Workflow Toolbox
Betreff: [jwt-dev] WebServiceApplication
Hi all!
I discovered today that JWT metamodel contains a WebServiceApplication that
extends the "standard" Application. (I got it by a right-click on an package
> "New Child") Does it mean that AgilPro simulator is able to call web
services when we use this application? Is there any tutorial or
documentation which explains how to use WebServiceApplication, and how to
fill correctly its properties?
Thanks in advance,
Mickael
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