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Undeploy Web Service
—Select one or more activities to undeploy from web service. When
successful, the Web Service IDs of the undeployed activities are cleared from the manager.
Undeployed activities are also no longer accessible for web service requests.
Export WSDL —After deploying and undeploying activities, you may want to export the WSDL
file for client code generation. The WSDL file contains all the data class types for web service
execution.
All activity web service client code shares a common web service method:
TaskSvcExecute , which takes in TaskSvcExecuteInParams as input data and returns
TaskSvcExecuteOutParams as output data. The following describes the input and
output data:
Input Data:
Async —A Boolean type. If true, indicates an asynchronous (not synchronous) request.
Asynchronous requests return immediately with a job ID, while synchronous requests await
completion of the web service execution before returning job IDs. Either way, you must then
use the Job web service to examine the results.
Ta rg et O ID —A string representing the ID of the Target Entity Type.
Ta sk Da t a —This is the base parameters class to be replaced by the activity-specific extended data
class (namely the Web Service ID) associated with the activity execution.
Output Data:
JobID —This is a unique ID string used for querying the results of an execution. The job web
service is defined in
$OWARE_DEV_CACHE_CLS/ws.war/wsdl/Job.wsdl . For results,
the ParentJobID Status is one of the following values:
0 - Execution in progress (if async request)
1 - Execution succeed
2 - Execution failure
Status is an integer representing one of these values:
0 - Execution succeed
1 - Invalid input data
2 - Execution pending (for async request)
6 - Execution failure
8 - Invalid input target OID
NOTE:
The Status of the TaskSvcExecuteOutParams is different than the status of the job service.
Ta sk Da t a —The base data class (same as input) returned as output data. Certain activities may
produce output data.