On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 2:06 AM, Vineesh Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi, > > I am passing an array of model class(Data object) to a webservice and get > back a array of String. > > Since I won't be knowing the number of objects in the array that will be > passed to the webservice so I have to iterate the received object[] and set > it to the request message of the webservice before invoking. > > Now the problem is before assigning values I have to initialize the > variable. I know only to initialize the request param as a literal and I am > not able to iterate within the assign tag. > > For e.g. > In My input SOAP msg, the array of data object looks like : > <dmx:processMarks> > <dmx:m> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:name/> > </dmx:m> > <dmx:m> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:marks/> > <dmx1:name/> > </dmx:m> > </dmx:processMarks> > > Here each <dmx:m/> represents an object in the array. So when I receive > this data in the bpel and if I have to initialize another variable of the > same size(which changes based on the number of object passed in the > array)how do I got about it ? Kindly share some sample examples or code > snippets if possible. > > I tested for a case where I am assuming that I know the number of objects > in > the Object[] being passed. i.e. I am passing 2 object in my Object[] and I > have hard coded the initialization for these 2 objects within the bpel. > That > is working fine. So invoking a webservice by passing an object[] and > getting > back an array of string is working fine, but with the hard coding for the > initialization part as described above. > BPEL doesn't easily support array iteration, you may want to look at the doXslTransform XPath extension method and do your manipulation in an XSL stylesheet. Matthieu > > I am attaching my bpel file along. > http://www.nabble.com/file/p17530609/DM.bpel DM.bpel > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Trouble-initializing-an-array-of-Data-object-in-BPEL.-tp17530609p17530609.html > Sent from the Apache Ode Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
