I was trying to expose some methods on a Seam component as web services using
the @WebMethod annotations as per the JBoss WS documentation. It almost
worked, except that the web service called a non-instantiated class, so all the
seam stuff didn't work. Which makes sense. (It's my first time making a web
service).
At any rate, I then tried using the following code:
| Class[] args1 = new Class[2];
| args1[0] = String.class;
| args1[1] = String.class;
| String[] zipsArray = new String[2];
| zipsArray[0] = pZip1;
| zipsArray[1] = pZip2;
| Component comp = Seam.componentForName("carbonCalculator");
| Double cost = 0.0;
| try {
| cost = (Double) comp.callComponentMethod(comp,
CarbonCalculator.class.getMethod("calculateCost", args1),
| (Object[]) zipsArray);
| } catch (SecurityException e) {
| // TODO Auto-generated catch block
| e.printStackTrace();
| } catch (NoSuchMethodException e) {
| // TODO Auto-generated catch block
| e.printStackTrace();
| }
| return cost;
|
I kept getting a no such method error. The method exists on the seam
component.
Anyway, I didn't know if there were any examples or documentation or approaches
for exposing seam component's as web services? For the time being I have a
non-seam copy of the code to support the web service, but that's clearly a bad
approach.
Ideas?
Thanks!
Devon
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