Bentley,
What modifications are needed to your code to make it conform to the
doc/lit/wrapped standard? Is this just the removal of overloaded
nethod names, or something else?
Simon
Bentley Johnson wrote:
Hello, thanks for the response and input.
One thing I realized was that I didn't
Simon,
Yes, it requires the removal of overloaded methods and I also have to change
any java objects to be in a javabean format. Although, this would have to be
done either way. Our system had some code which was not conformed to
javabean style and since we are now converting to use Tuscany,
I found another modification that will have to be done, unless there is
alternative, however, this may be related to Javabeans being used for object
serialization. In many instances, the parameters or return types of our
service methods are java interfaces and there are implementations of these
Simon Laws wrote:
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The assumption I'm making from the info you gave is that you want to have
two SCA components communicate with the same domain but be able to specify
the WSDL that the web services binding uses. I guess what you would need to
be able to do is specify a binding something
Hi,
I'm attempting to perform some testing using some of the distributed
features of Tuscany. I have done the following:
1) In one Java main class, started a new domain.
2) In another Java main, started a node that registered a service. I was
able to verify the service was working correctly by
