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Web Services in queue for delayed respone?
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| Elhanan 2005-01-24, 9:03 pm |
| hi all...
is there a way to call a web service asynch way from java, and incase
the web service fails, something in the server (queue perhaps) will
call it again after a few minutes? (the failure could be planned for
example if the web service tries to access a library which does not
exists, it would store itself in a queue.
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| Pete Wood 2005-03-10, 9:00 pm |
| There are a couple of ways we have done this:
1) Using callback webservices within BEA weblogic workshop
2) More generally, you could implement a complementary pair of webservices -
a web service, and a call back webservice - this works a treat and you can
use the REPLYTO element in WS-Addressing to define the callback address.
I hope that helps...
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Peter Wood
Visit us at http://www.webserviceshelp.org/wsh
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"Elhanan" <emaayan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> hi all...
>
> is there a way to call a web service asynch way from java, and incase
> the web service fails, something in the server (queue perhaps) will
> call it again after a few minutes? (the failure could be planned for
> example if the web service tries to access a library which does not
> exists, it would store itself in a queue.
>
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