Re: how to use dynamic partner link in BPEL ?

Hello Mithun,

I looked at your project. What you can change is the address, not the service and port. We are working on improving HTTP BC so that you can change the service and port as well. But for now, take it that the HTTP-BC needs to know that the service and port that you are providing so that it can format the message according to the right binding.

What you did is very good, except that you didn't need the echo3WSDL at all! Your echo and echo3 WSDLs are exactly the same. Since echo WSDL is already deployed in BC, by changing just the address it should work.
I couldn't reach http://10.60.141.107:9009/echo3/echo3Service, hence I think even after the changes it failed on my machine.

Attached is a project that I worked on to provide as a sample in NB, so users can reuse these BPELs to construct the Dynamic endpoint structure. Let me know if that helps in any way.

Thanks,
Kiran B.

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi,

I tried the example given there . But when I pass a different web service
address (other than the one already used in on the main BPEL ). It gives me
a error saying 

   Caused by: BPJBI-6019:unable to resolve the service endpoint dynamically
for the document fragment 

Can anyone please help me with this . Please find the files attached.
 

thanks,
Mithun


http://www.nabble.com/file/p18437106/netbeansoproj.zip netbeansoproj.zip 
Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:
  

Hello Mithun,
 You can find information on this on open-esb wiki pages (BPEL-SE). 
FYReference, 
http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingDynamicPartnerLinks.

thanks,
Kiran.

mithun_jhonny wrote:
    

Hi,

I need to call web services dynamically from BPEL (I want to give the
location of web service as inputs)

i.e I need to make use of dynamic partner link . Can any one point me to
any
tutorial for that ? 

thanks,
Mithun



  
      

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