Re: Same instance of ResourceHome for 2 services

[Ian Springer]

Cool! I guess we didn't break the functionality after all, when we 
switched to XmlBeans for parsing.

Stefan Lischke wrote:
Hey guys,
Campana Jr., Salvatore J wrote:
The target name should probably be more like:
target="/wsrf/services/SubscriptionEndPort/home"
 

thats working perfectly......
sorry for causing so much trouble :-)
stefan
We're not using the "java:/comp/env"...
target="java:/comp/env/SubscriptionEndPort/home"
-----Original Message-----
From: Samuel Meder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 
03, 2005 1:45 PM
To: apollo-dev
Subject: Re: Same instance of ResourceHome for 2 services

On Thu, 2005-03-03 at 19:15 +0100, Stefan Lischke wrote:
 

Hi Sam
  

That is the way jndi works. To create a link you need to use the 
resourceLink element (it has a name attribute and a target
    

attribute).
 

This should allow you to declare the home in one service (or where 
ever you want really) and link to it from the other services.

    
It does not seem to work, if i'm doing it right.
First my service where i define the resource nad after this the
resourceLink:
  <service name="SubscriptionEndPort">
     <resource name="home"
  
type="org.apache.ws.eventing.SubscriptionHome">
 

        <resourceParams>
           <parameter>
              <name>serviceClassName</name>
             
  
<value>org.apache.ws.eventing.services.subscriber.SubscriberService</val
ue>
 

           </parameter>
           <parameter>
              <name>resourceClassName</name>
              <value>org.apache.ws.eventing.Subscription</value>
           </parameter>
           <parameter>
              <name>wsdlTargetNamespace</name>
             
  
<value>http://ws.apache.org/eventing/services/SubscriptionEndPort</value
 

           </parameter>                      <parameter>
              <name>resourceKeyName</name>
             
  
<value>{http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/eventing}Identifier</value
 

           </parameter>
        </resourceParams>
     </resource>
  </service>      
  <service name="NotificationPort">
       <resourceLink name="home" target="SubscriptionEndPort" />
  </service>

but it still gives me the error " Name SubscriptionEndPort is not 
bound in this Context"

any ideas
  

Yea, you're not using the right target name. You need something like
target="java:/comp/env/SubscriptionEndPort/home".
/Sam
 

/Sam

    

I need this for the following stuff: i have a Resource which is a 
Subscription, but i need 2 different services for it. The first 
one gets all notifications with usenotify=false (that means with 
no notify tag around, so im using my own WSRFMsg Handler) the 
second one gets the SubscriptionEnd Message.

any ideas?
stefan
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