2 Replies Latest reply on Feb 17, 2009 1:17 AM by beve

    jboss esb callback service definition

    clandestino_bgd

      Hi,
      I am using JBPM for a long time and recently I faced the usecase which seems more appropriate for JbossESB.
      It is about N executions of async web services in paralel.
      My questions are:
      - how can I announce some WS to be asynchronous in JbossESB,
      - how can I define the callback URL, retry handling, success and failure scenario?
      A quick glance at docs, could not help me, but I might oversee something.

      thanks for every hint or help,
      milan

        • 1. Re: jboss esb callback service definition
          clandestino_bgd

          Hi, I guess I asked something stupid, since there is no response.
          If so, can you point me to the relevant section in docs that I managed to oversee.

          Thanks,
          milan

          • 2. Re: jboss esb callback service definition
            beve

            Hi,

            Hi, I guess I asked something stupid, since there is no response
            .
            Not at all. We have just had a release and been busy with it that is all.

            - how can I announce some WS to be asynchronous in JbossESB,

            Assuming that you mean that you want to expose a service in the esb as a webservice, take a look at the publish_as_webservice quickstart. Page 46 "Exposing an ESB service as a webservice" of the ProgrammerGuide gives some background on this feature.


            - how can I define the callback URL, retry handling, success and failure scenario?

            The ProgrammersGuide document discusses these features:
            Page 37 has a section named "Handling Reponses" I think will answer your question about the callback url.

            For the retry handling and secess and failure senarios please take a look at the "Advanced Topics" chapter in the ProgrammersGuide. This has subsections that fail-over and error handling. The chapter following named "Fault-tolerance and Reliability" might also be of interest.

            For the jBPM integration with the ESB this is covered by the ServicesGuide document.

            Regards,

            /Daniel