Hi Kunal,

We can pass object of the request class rather creating individual arguments.

for example if you have name age and id as 3 elements in the soap request create the object of the request class where you will have the setters and getters of these elements and pass the elements to the interface as an object of this class.

Interface class:

============

public interface Employee(Request obj)

{

     void display();

}

Request class:

============

public class Request

{

     String name;

     int age,id;

public String getName() {

    return name;

     }

public void setName(String name) {

    this.name = name;

     }

public int getAge() {

    return age;

     }

public void setAge(int age) {

    this.age = age;

     }

public int getId() {

    return id;

     }

public void setId(int id) {

    this.id = id;

     }

}

now the object of this class will hold all the three elements u want to pass from soap.

hope you understood....

Thanks

Hi Kunal,

I thought you wanted to know how to pass multiple arguments from webservice.

I hope you are trying to invoke webservice using javabean component in Switchyard project.

In that case, while promoting a service itself the editor will ask for the creation of transformer class, you can proceed with selecting the Java transformer class. So by default the transformer class will give you with the from and to part in the transformer class. Now in the "@Transformer from" u can use the objects of the service to be called and then assign the values here, and thus pass the values to that service using the transformer. I guess you know how to create the object of the service to be consumed. This service will then perform all the logic and returns the control over to "@Transformer to". Here you need to paste the actual response payload hardcoded with the response body you have from the response element in the consumed service.

I am just giving an overview of the flow. I hope this will clarify your query.

Please refer:: http://www.mastertheboss.com/soa-cloud/jboss-soa/switchyard-tutorial  and

                    http://www.mastertheboss.com/soa-cloud/jboss-soa/switchyard-tutorial?showall=&start=1

Thanks