I am not able to open your process properly. The Data Editor cannot recover all the information. Maybe it's missing some dependencies or has a different directory structure.

Could you go for File > Export to export your entire project as an archive (zip). Then I would use the import function to make sure I have the same thing.

Alternatively, you could just zip the build files and I could look at the generated code.

Also, how do you trigger the process? How do you sent the first request message?

Here is the export project.
Thank you for your help.

Hi!

Jerome.

I am still not able to view the process you created, Thus I’ve tried to create a process using the scehmas and the wsdl provided by you. I need some clarification regarding the Activity schema that consists of many simple schemas. Now out of this one value should be assigned to intf:numeroAr given under $consulterClientParNDRequest(intf:consulterClientParNDRequest)

Could you please tell which schema under Activity schema you are assigning to intf:numeroAr

And exactly you need the output as???.

I have created a process that uses a wsdl file created in Weblogic that uses complex schema and returns the value.I’ll be uploading it very soon in samples and as I do I’ll let you know the link. That process works perfectly fine and will resolve all your issues that you are facing.

Thanks

Chandra

Hi,
I've extracted the posted zip file in a new workspace. And then i've done File/import/ Existing project into workspace. After I've choosen the previously directory where the files have been extracted.

The project seems to open correctly and the designer is able to generate and compile the BPEL.

I'm using Intalio Designer Version: 4.1.2 Build: 010.

I've no idea about why you are still unable to see the process.

intf:numeroAr is assigned to the element ND from activity.xsd, but it's not the issue.

Our problem is at the end of the process, we aren't able to map the single element of the response. The process instance seems to freeze at this point

Code: :

<copy> <from>$etudierEligibiliteResponse/parameters/BusinessServi:etudierEligibiliteResponse/BusinessServi:etudierEligibiliteReturn/BusinessServi:eligibilite</from>                 <to>$responseData/response/tns:response/status</to> </copy>

Of course the

Code: :

$etudierEligibiliteRequest/parameters/BusinessServi:etudierEligibilite

has been previously initialized with a bpel:literal

If the response mapping isn't made the whole process works fine but of course thats returns always the same value from the bpel literal initialization.

So how must i map the response data (responseprocess.xsd) with a value incoming from a webservice call?

Regards, Jerome

Post edited by: jerome, at: 2006/04/19 07:12

Hi!

Jerome

The correct way to assign a particular value from a simple schema given within complex schema to other complex schema is that you assign the value to the complex element and not the element within it. When you assign a value from a from a simple schema given within complex schema to the complex schema it automatically acts as a simple schema and display the result. In case you assign to the simple schema within the complex schema it will give error.

For further reference I have attached Example.n3x file that uses the complex schemas created by you i.e. activity.xsd and responseprocess.xsd schemas. This example will clear you more.

Thanks
Chandra

Post edited by: cshekhar, at: 2006/04/19 23:58

Hi,

Thanks for your answer, we tried to execute your example on the PXE and it works, but we get the following answer :

Code: :

<response xmlns="...">        returnValue </response>

This does not match the response schema.
We expect this :

Code: :

<response xmlns="...">        <status>          returnValue        </status> </response>

So the question is still the same : how to nest a return value within a complex response?
Thanks!

Nancy