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| Florian Gayer 2005-03-08, 4:04 pm |
| Hello first of all!
Sorry for my not really perfect english, but i am not a native speaker.
The question i have is really general.
I have to write a work about BPEL and have to figure out, how to bring an
application available over a webservice.
The appplication is more a less an informationserver, who is able to extract
informations from the web and transmitts the infos via mail, sms or
something else.
So what do i need to offer this application via an webservice in BPEL4WS.
The application is completley written in java. Sorry for this general
question but i am an noob in this topic.
Thx for info!
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| Pete Wood 2005-03-10, 9:00 pm |
| Hi there...
As a starter for 10, you don't write a web service in BPEL4WS. You
would only use BPEL4WS if you have several web services and wanted to
"orchestrate" them to form a business process. So, you may write the web
service definitions in WDSL (or more likely using a tool such a Weblogic
workshop for J2EE - I prefer VS.NET!!), and then define the process logic
to call them in the correct sequence.
I hope that helps as a starter!...
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Peter Wood
Visit us at http://www.webserviceshelp.org/wsh
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"Florian Gayer" <florian.gayer@bkf.at> wrote in message
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> Hello first of all!
>
> Sorry for my not really perfect english, but i am not a native speaker.
>
> The question i have is really general.
>
> I have to write a work about BPEL and have to figure out, how to bring an
> application available over a webservice.
> The appplication is more a less an informationserver, who is able to
> extract
> informations from the web and transmitts the infos via mail, sms or
> something else.
> So what do i need to offer this application via an webservice in BPEL4WS.
> The application is completley written in java. Sorry for this general
> question but i am an noob in this topic.
> Thx for info!
>
>
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| Florian Gayer 2005-03-11, 8:59 am |
| Thx!
I have to say that i donīt have to write something in BPEL. I have to figure
out how to bring a normal "application" available over BPEL. The problem i
have is that the tutorials i found on the net are donīt explain this thing
and nearly every tutorial uses the same "Buyer-Shipper" example. So i would
be very thankfull for a really easy example so i can study the WSDL and BPEL
code.
"Pete Wood" <wood_pete@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi there...
>
> As a starter for 10, you don't write a web service in BPEL4WS. You
> would only use BPEL4WS if you have several web services and wanted to
> "orchestrate" them to form a business process. So, you may write the web
> service definitions in WDSL (or more likely using a tool such a Weblogic
> workshop for J2EE - I prefer VS.NET!!), and then define the process logic
> to call them in the correct sequence.
>
> I hope that helps as a starter!...
>
> --
> Peter Wood
> Visit us at http://www.webserviceshelp.org/wsh
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> "Florian Gayer" <florian.gayer@bkf.at> wrote in message
> news:d0kjeo$l79$1@newsreader1.utanet.at...
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