Plugin participant run service endpoint wsdl
Sorry my English is bad.
I am implemented a plugin participant, and this plugin has to send data to a web service.
I have given the wsdl interface (client), but it is not how it is done.
I open the wsdl with soapUI program (see):
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:wsin="http.....">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<wsin:ActualizarX>
<codUno>?</codUno>
<codDos>?</codDos>
<fechaInicio>?</fechaInicio>
<fechaFin>?</fechaFin>
<!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
<usuariosAsginados>?</usuariosAsginados>
</wsin:ActualizarX>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
How plugin participant sends data web service?.....thanks. I have crazy looking in forums
3 answers
you could use the Eclipse WTP support to do this.
I do not know if the RTC runtime can tolerate long delay calls like this tho.. web service calls outside the RTC server can take a lifetime.. (seconds in computer speak).. there are some timeout exceptions in some of the services to protect against hanging the UI.
Hi community
I think Javier wants to say that He have got a participant of RTC implemented correctly and he loaded it and running it in the RTC server. This participant obtain information of RTC and it must to send this info to a web service. He have the info but he need to send this info to a web service (that is the real question).
He can't make a web project to do this because the send must be done when participant is executed (in running time of RTC server) and one participant of RTC can not be a WSDL
He need to know How can he do the call a external webService for send the information obteined of RTC to another web server external of RTC server. He need to know guidelines to do this: perhaps with REST call, perhaps with GET or POST call.
Anybody could help him with some simple examples or with basics directives , please?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Héctor Agudo
I see the org.apache.httpclient jar file in the server plugins directory.
if the remote webservice server doesn't support REST calls, then u will have to make a soap supporting library, as I suggested earlier. This is what I do. I have not tried to use my web service function library from inside a participant or advisor.
