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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message proce (0 viewing) 
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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message proce 1 Year ago Karma: 0  
The message SOAP is :

 
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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message proce 1 Year ago Karma: 25  
Hi, you do not need to use a SOAP header.

Using SOPAUi, get the process WSDL and select the operation. There is an option there to create the right SOAP message according to the operation schema. You will just need to fill the blanks.

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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message proce 1 Year ago Karma: 0  
Hi,

Does a correlation must be defined for the process to receive the message?

Thanks!
 
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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message process 2 Months, 3 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Antoine,

In your message below you hint that the asynchronous process sjidouard describes in post #9871 could be implemented in a similar fashion to xforms. For an asynchronous process of undetermined runtime duration that seems like a much cleaner and more scalable approach than constant loop/polling.

9 months after the original post, are there "reusable processes" you mentioned that would make this easier? I spent some time searching the archives but did not find any other hints/solutions. Are there any samples or solution posts on implementing such an asynchronous callback?

Is all the instance data that would be needed available from the Intalio Designer environment?

Thanks for your help,
Markus
 
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Re:Webservice asynchronous and input message process 1 Month, 1 Week ago Karma: 0  
Hi all,

Can any one reply with a simple example to solve this?

There were two solutions provided. One is a looping mechanism and the other is workflow kind which is basically explicit correlation. Does Intalio supports implicit correlation using WS-addressing mechanism or any thing else?

Can some one please explain what is "reusable processes" that was mentioned earlier.
 
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