You are correct. You can use the WSMessager service to do the job. XBaya wraps this service and is exposed as a Monitor API through the AiravataClient.
If you know the topic id of a running workflow use the function, airavataClient.getWorkflowExecutionMonitor(topicid,monitorEventListener) which will do the subscribing for you. >From the time you call this function, all the messages received for that running workflow will be passed to the monitorEventListener object (where you can do whatever you want with it). Unfortunately you cannot subscribe to all workflow notifications using a single call.. you have to subscribe to each of them separately using the above function... in order to retrieve all existing topic ids use the function airavataClient.getRegistry().getWorkflowExecutionIdByUser(user); Note that here parameter "user" corresponds to the user who executed the workflow... passing null to it should return all topicid regardless the user who executed it. Please feel free to ask for more clarifications. Regards, Saminda On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Hasitha Aravinda <[email protected] > wrote: > Hi devs, > > Currently we are working on implementing Metadata Catalog for Apache > Airavata. We stared developing a dummy workflow notification generator > to test our tool, but found that it is not suitable for testing. So > now we are thinking to get workflow notification from a Airavata > server. > > Our Requirement is to subscribe to all workflow notifications to have > them in our Metadata Catalog. I went through Airavata documentations > and found that this can be done using Ws-messanger component, but > don't have clear idea to how to do this. > > Any thoughts ? > > Thank you, > Hasitha. >
