Thanks Agus! I just figured that out after I posted my message. I am trying
to test it myself, and do not see any reason why it won't work.
In the example, I can see a java class can be used in the following way:
<process name="Ping"
...
xmlns:fun="java:org.apache.ode.ping.AttachPing"
...>
...
<copy>
<from>fun:attachPing($pingRequest.body/ping:text/text())</from>
<to variable="text"/>
</copy>
...
</process>
I read somewhere else that to "invoke" a java method directly (instead of as
WS), the following may be used (in the wsdl file):
<binding name="JavaBinding" ...>
<java:binding/>
<format:typeMapping encoding="Java" style="Java">
...
<operation ...>
<java:operation ...>
Is it the right way to do it? I am going to test it anyway to see whether it
could work. But if anyone has used similar or some other ways to invoke a
java method directly, please let me know.
Thanks,
HART
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