Senthil Sona wrote:
> Hi Deepal,
> Thanks for your reply. If any module is engage in service.xml. It get
> execute only when some other class invokes that service.
That is correct.
> But if the service
> (whose service.xml has module engage) invokes another service then its
> engaged module does not get execute.
Yes that also correct, invoking a service is you are creating a client.
Engaging a module to a service means you are engaging that to the
service, so only when someone invoke the service those hander will get
called.
> For that we need to explictly write the
> code serviceClient.engageModue(). But i dont want to write this code in my
> program.
>
Yes, I do not see any issues, here. When you call serviceClient, then
you need to engage module for that client.
Thanks
Deepal
> Thanks,
> Swapna Soni.
>
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> Deepal Jayasinghe-2 wrote:
>
>> So thats mean when you engage the module from services.xml that does not
>> work?
>>
>> I can not understand who breaks the working codes, anyway please create
>> a JIAR and attach whatever necessary to re-create the issue.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Deepal
>>
>>> Hi Team,
>>>
>>> I have two webservices. One is server service and one is client
>>> service.
>>> >From the server service, i am calling the client service. I have one
>>> custom
>>> module engaged in both the service's service.xml. But when i call the
>>> client
>>> service from the server service, its custom module dont get execute. If i
>>> explicitly write the code "sender.engageModule("mesha")" then server's
>>> side
>>> custom module is executing.
>>> I dont want to hardcode the engageModule funtion in my server service
>>> class. Is there any way to execute server' service custom module when i
>>> cal
>>> the client service from it?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Swapna Soni.
>>>
>>>
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