There is a test about asynchronous use with jms but I do not get the method to launch unit tests... Can you help me ?
Aleksander Slominski wrote: > SOUILLARD CHARLES wrote: > > >I want to know if an asynchronous jms operation can be executed in WSIF. I > >saw that some code is vailable to do that but I do not understand how the > >response message is catched. I saw that WSIF uses handlers to do that but I > >didn't see where this handler is waiting for new messages and where these > >messages are then returned... > > > > > >Can you help me ? > > > > > AFAIR it uses its own conventions ot correlate JMS messages but i did > not write it code ... > > there should be some samples and unti tests - did you look on them? > > >I have another question about dynamically add of new providers. It written > >in documentaion (overview) that it is possible thanks to J2EE jar mecanism. > >That's ok. > > > >My questions are : > > > >If I add a new provider, can I use it in a sample I had already deployed ? > > > >Is it possible to dynamically add a binding using this new provider to a > >sample or shall I add it to the wsdl file and recompile the sample ? > > > > > if you chnaged WSDL and have new provider in classpath it should be just > automatically picked by WSIF runtime > > >If the response is the last one how does it work if my call is being done ? > > > > > i think it looks up dynamically in classpath to find provider and load > it (again i did not write this code so caveat emperor). > > alek > > -- > The best way to predict the future is to invent it - Alan Kay
