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hi all, I exposed a process model as a webservice. Can i use " ca
eaglez
over 8 years ago
hi all,
I exposed a process model as a webservice.
Can i use " call web service" node to test this it?
is it true that no process instance will be created even if the web service is successfully invoked?
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 8 years ago
I read your question again:
"If we don't use "call web service", can we have more than one model published as a webservice?"
in more detail and I realized I wasn't clear enough. You're correct, you can have AS MANY models as you want. The limitation comes when you try to call it using Call WS or webservicequery because they use the same CDTs for any Model as a Web Service:
start
start@StartProcessIFBinding$faults-
startResponse
If you use a different feature other than these two that is not CDT based then it should work
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 8 years ago
I read your question again:
"If we don't use "call web service", can we have more than one model published as a webservice?"
in more detail and I realized I wasn't clear enough. You're correct, you can have AS MANY models as you want. The limitation comes when you try to call it using Call WS or webservicequery because they use the same CDTs for any Model as a Web Service:
start
start@StartProcessIFBinding$faults-
startResponse
If you use a different feature other than these two that is not CDT based then it should work
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