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8.3.9 Creating a service requester requesting re-execution of a business process (Web service and JAX-WS engine)

You can create a service requester requesting re-execution of the business process for the service requester that outputs a request to standard synchronous reception (Web Service).

Transmission occurs between the service requester and standard synchronous reception (Web Service) by SOAP messages in the document/literal style.

The creation flow of the service requester requesting the standard synchronous reception (Web Service) to re-execute the business process is the same as for creating an ordinary service requester by generating a request in standard synchronous reception (Web Service). For creation flow, see 8.3.1 Procedure for creating a service requester (Standard synchronous reception (Web Service)) (JAX-WS engine).

The following describes the contents implemented in each process.

Organization of this subsection
(1) Acquiring WSDL
(2) Creating service classes
(3) Creating objects
(4) Specifying parameters
(5) Creating request messages
(6) Acquiring response messages
(7) Acquiring error information

(1) Acquiring WSDL

The method to acquire WSDL is the same as for creating an ordinary service requester by generating a request in standard synchronous reception (Web Service).

For details about how to acquire WSDL, see 8.3.2 Acquiring WSDL.

(2) Creating service classes

The method for creating service classes is the same as for creating an ordinary service requester by generating a request in standard synchronous reception (Web Service).

For details about creating service classes, see 8.3.3 Creating service classes.

(3) Creating objects

The method for creating objects is the same as for creating an ordinary service requester by generating a request in standard synchronous reception (Web Service).

For details about creating objects, see 8.3.4 Generating objects.

Note that the method for requesting re-execution of the business process uses invokeBPXML() and invokes.

(4) Specifying parameters

The parameter of the method argument is the same as for creating a service requester in SOAP communication infrastructure.

For details about specifying parameters in SOAP communication infrastructure, see 8.2.5 Specifying Parameters.

(5) Creating request messages

The method for creating request messages is the same as for creating service requester in SOAP communication infrastructure.

For details about creating request messages in SOAP communication infrastructure, see 8.2.6 Creating Request Messages.

(6) Acquiring response messages

The method for acquiring response messages is the same as for creating a service requester in SOAP communication infrastructure.

For details about acquiring response messages in SOAP communication infrastructure, see 8.2.7 Acquiring Response Messages.

(7) Acquiring error information

Implementation of the service requester for acquiring error information is the same as for creating an ordinary service requester by generating a request in standard synchronous reception (Web Service).

For details about acquiring error information, see 8.3.8 Acquiring error information.