Hi CJ,
In servicedef files we can have a different name and invoke
attribute. for eg in the service definition of "createOrder" is
<service name="storeOrder" engine="java" validate="true" auth="true"
location="org.ofbiz.order.order.OrderServices" invoke="createOrder">
here we can have different name and invoke attribute. The
name="storeOrder" and
invoke="createOrder".
This is not an Older Pattern.According to convention it is preferable
to have name and invoke attribute same, especially for CRUD
operation.But we can have name and invoke attribute different.
Regards,
Tushar Abhyankar
Amicon Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai, India.
India's No. 1 Ofbiz service provider.
Quoting cjhorton <[email protected]>:
Hi Everyone,
I would appreciate if someone could clear up some confusion for me.
The createOrder service located in orderservices.java isn't defined as a
typical service in the order/servicedef/services.xml file.
Is this an older pattern that has just remained or what?
Thanks for your clarification!
-CJ
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