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Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-02T14:10:33Z

The soap address in not defined in the casa file, but you can access it
through the CASA Editor.

Your project is currently not deployable. This is because the
displayPort is not a port on the localhost. You have to provide your
BPEL service through a local port. To do that, delete the displayPort in
CASA, drop a new SOAP port from the palette and connect it to
displaybpel's ParnerLink1. You can access the soap address of the new
SOAP port by clicking the little pencil icon on the new SOAP port.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

> Hi Jun,
>
> I checked the source of the file <comp>.casa and I did not find the soap
> address.... can you please look at my project files which I have attached in
> the first message and refer me to the place what you are talking about ....
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
> jqian wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Find the SOAP address of the WSDL port from CASA Editor's property
>> sheet. If the SOAP address contains a token like ${HttpDefaultPort},
>> you need to replace the token by the default HTTP port number which you
>> can find in the sun-http-binding's property sheet in NetBeans' Services
>> tab. Then add "?WSDL" to the end of the SOAP address. This is the URL
>> you need to use to access your WSDL.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>> Hi Jun,
>>
>> I am not able to find the <compapp>.wsdl . After I deploy the
>> composite
>> application where can I access the <compapp>.wsdl ?
>>
>> thanks
>> Mithun
>>
>>
>> jqian wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi Mithun,
>>
>> You have total control of the how the services in the composite
>> application get exposed. If you don't have a WSDL to expose your
>> internal service yet, just open the CASA Editor, drag a new HTTP binding
>> from the palette and drop it into the "WSDL Port" region, connect it to
>> whatever internal service you want to expose. This will create a WSDL
>> (<compapp>.wsdl) which you can use to create a test case.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi Jun,
>>
>> Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you
>> deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole
>> composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the
>> composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the
>> glass-fish
>> server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but
>> I
>> could not find the WSDL file ....
>>
>> It will be great if you can reply.
>>
>>
>> thanks
>> Mithun
>>
>>
>>
>> jqian wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> The testing facility provided by composite application project
>> system is
>> unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing
>> framework.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Jun,
>>
>> thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is
>> as
>> good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
>> composite application that has many web services which accept input
>> data
>> from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a
>> whole
>> is
>> working ?
>>
>>
>> thanks
>> Mithun
>>
>>
>>
>> jqian wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Mithun,
>>
>> The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
>> cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
>> that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the
>> problem
>> is
>> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy
>> the
>> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but
>> its
>> asks
>> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files
>> in
>> the
>> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>>
>> please find below the source files of my project ..
>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
>> NetBeansProjects.zip
>> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
>> composite application
>>
>> It will be great if someone can reply .
>>
>> thanks
>> Mithun
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
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>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

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Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-02T13:31:32Z

Hi Jun,

I checked the source of the file <comp>.casa and I did not find the soap address.... can you please look at my project files which I have attached in the first message and refer me to the place what you are talking about ....

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

Find the SOAP address of the WSDL port from CASA Editor's property
sheet. If the SOAP address contains a token like ${HttpDefaultPort},
you need to replace the token by the default HTTP port number which you
can find in the sun-http-binding's property sheet in NetBeans' Services
tab. Then add "?WSDL" to the end of the SOAP address. This is the URL
you need to use to access your WSDL.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

I am not able to find the <compapp>.wsdl . After I deploy the composite
application where can I access the <compapp>.wsdl ?

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

You have total control of the how the services in the composite
application get exposed. If you don't have a WSDL to expose your
internal service yet, just open the CASA Editor, drag a new HTTP binding
from the palette and drop it into the "WSDL Port" region, connect it to
whatever internal service you want to expose. This will create a WSDL
(<compapp>.wsdl) which you can use to create a test case.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you
deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole
composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the
composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the
glass-fish
server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but
I
could not find the WSDL file ....

It will be great if you can reply.

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

The testing facility provided by composite application project system is
unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing
framework.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is
as
good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
composite application that has many web services which accept input
data
from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a
whole
is
working ?

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi,

I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the
problem
is
how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy
the
composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but
its
asks
for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files
in
the
composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....

please find below the source files of my project ..
http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
NetBeansProjects.zip
the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
composite application

It will be great if someone can reply .

thanks
Mithun

--
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Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

--
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--
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Re: Currently, relative location paths and location paths with predicates are not supported

2008-07-02T11:26:20Z

Neel,
This feature is supported. Where is this documentation? Can you please
post it so that we can correct it?

Thanks,
Kiran.

learnopenesb wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I was looking at the netbeans 6.1 documentation for xpath expression builder
> and there is a note in there "Currently, relative location paths and
> location paths with predicates are not supported".
>
> When would this be supported?
>
> thanks
> Neel
>

--
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Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-01T15:58:01Z

Find the SOAP address of the WSDL port from CASA Editor's property sheet. If the SOAP address contains a token like ${HttpDefaultPort}, you need to replace the token by the default HTTP port number which you can find in the sun-http-binding's property sheet in NetBeans' Services tab. Then add "?WSDL" to the end of the SOAP address. This is the URL you need to use to access your WSDL.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

I am not able to find the <compapp>.wsdl . After I deploy the composite
application where can I access the <compapp>.wsdl ? 

thanks
Mithun


jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

You have total control of the how the services in the composite 
application get exposed. If you don't have a WSDL to expose your 
internal service yet, just open the CASA Editor, drag a new HTTP binding 
from the palette and drop it into the "WSDL Port" region, connect it to 
whatever internal service you want to expose. This will create a WSDL 
(<compapp>.wsdl) which you can use to create a test case.

Jun


mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you
deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole
composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the
composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the
glass-fish
server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but
I
could not find the  WSDL file ....

It will be great if you can reply. 


thanks
Mithun



jqian wrote:

The testing facility provided by composite application project system is 
unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing
framework.

Jun


mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi Jun,

thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is
as
good as testing the individual web services right ?  I have a built a
composite application that has many web services which accept input
data
from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a
whole
is
working  ?


thanks 
Mithun



jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

The way you test a composite application is to create individual test 
cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications, 
that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.

Jun


mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi,

I have created a  BPEL module and a composite application ... the
problem
is
how do  I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy
the
composite application there is a option to test in netbeans ,  but
its
asks
for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files
in
the
composite application ..how do I test the overall application .... 

please find below the source files of my project .. 
http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
NetBeansProjects.zip 
the bpel process uses 2 web services.....  how do I test the overall
composite application 

It will be great if someone can reply . 

thanks
Mithun

-- 
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

-- 
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

-- 
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

-- 
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Re: How to resolve UninitializedVariable problem

2008-07-01T15:33:46Z

This is not NB issue, please post appropriately.
yes, your use case is fine. Isin't the error message clear enough for
you to fix the BPEL?

kumarhanu wrote:

> I am doing a composite application when running the test case I am getting
> UninitiazedVariable error.
>
> Here I am attaching error as well as my project.
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18214368/Error.txt Error.txt
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18214368/Kumarhanu%2BSOA%2BProject.zip
> Kumarhanu+SOA+Project.zip
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18214368/BPEL.jpeg
>
> My requirement is:
> -----------------
> I want to orchestrate some web services which are deployed in external
> server. For orchestrating, I am importing external web services and used in
> a BPEL. I have written a web service (ex:service1) which initiates the flow.
> After that I deployed the BPEL module in a composite application. Trying to
> run a test case for the service1. My expectation is service1 invokes
> external web services and gets the response and given to the output. Is this
> the right way to do?
>
> Please help me in this regard.
>
> Thanks,
> Kumarhanu
>
>

--
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Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-01T13:39:55Z

Hi Jun,

I am not able to find the <compapp>.wsdl . After I deploy the composite application where can I access the <compapp>.wsdl ?

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

You have total control of the how the services in the composite
application get exposed. If you don't have a WSDL to expose your
internal service yet, just open the CASA Editor, drag a new HTTP binding
from the palette and drop it into the "WSDL Port" region, connect it to
whatever internal service you want to expose. This will create a WSDL
(<compapp>.wsdl) which you can use to create a test case.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:
> Hi Jun,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you
> deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole
> composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the
> composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the glass-fish
> server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but I
> could not find the WSDL file ....
>
> It will be great if you can reply.
>
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
> jqian wrote:
>
>> The testing facility provided by composite application project system is
>> unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing framework.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Jun,
>>>
>>> thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is as
>>> good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
>>> composite application that has many web services which accept input data
>>> from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a whole
>>> is
>>> working ?
>>>
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Mithun
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> jqian wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi Mithun,
>>>>
>>>> The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
>>>> cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
>>>> that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.
>>>>
>>>> Jun
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the
>>>>> problem
>>>>> is
>>>>> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
>>>>> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its
>>>>> asks
>>>>> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files
>>>>> in
>>>>> the
>>>>> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>>>>>
>>>>> please find below the source files of my project ..
>>>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
>>>>> NetBeansProjects.zip
>>>>> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
>>>>> composite application
>>>>>
>>>>> It will be great if someone can reply .
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks
>>>>> Mithun
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Jun Qian
>>>>
>>>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>>>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

--
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

Unsuscribe

2008-07-01T11:28:06Z

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-01T11:23:40Z

Hi Mithun,

You have total control of the how the services in the composite
application get exposed. If you don't have a WSDL to expose your
internal service yet, just open the CASA Editor, drag a new HTTP binding
from the palette and drop it into the "WSDL Port" region, connect it to
whatever internal service you want to expose. This will create a WSDL
(<compapp>.wsdl) which you can use to create a test case.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

> Hi Jun,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you
> deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole
> composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the
> composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the glass-fish
> server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but I
> could not find the WSDL file ....
>
> It will be great if you can reply.
>
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
> jqian wrote:
>
>> The testing facility provided by composite application project system is
>> unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing framework.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Jun,
>>>
>>> thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is as
>>> good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
>>> composite application that has many web services which accept input data
>>> from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a whole
>>> is
>>> working ?
>>>
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Mithun
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> jqian wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi Mithun,
>>>>
>>>> The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
>>>> cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
>>>> that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.
>>>>
>>>> Jun
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the
>>>>> problem
>>>>> is
>>>>> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
>>>>> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its
>>>>> asks
>>>>> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files
>>>>> in
>>>>> the
>>>>> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>>>>>
>>>>> please find below the source files of my project ..
>>>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
>>>>> NetBeansProjects.zip
>>>>> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
>>>>> composite application
>>>>>
>>>>> It will be great if someone can reply .
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks
>>>>> Mithun
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Jun Qian
>>>>
>>>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>>>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

--
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NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

Re: How to invoke external wsdl from CASA

2008-07-01T09:50:24Z

kumarhanu wrote:

> Kiran/Tientien Li-2 Thanks for your support.
>
> I found the resolution for the problem.
>
> code used in a externally imported wsdl :
> --------------------------------------
> <schema elementFormDefault="qualified"
> targetNamespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Customer">
> <import namespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address"/>
> .....
> .....
> </schema>
>
> The schema "urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address" is defined in the
> same wsdl file like below:
>
> <schema elementFormDefault="qualified"
> targetNamespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address">
> ........
> ........
> </schema>
>
> The error is :
> -----------
> "Error reading import file 'urn:MyCompany--Interface-MyProject-Address':
> java.io.IOException: Unable to import document: Invalid URI scheme (urn);
> must be either http or file."
>
>
> Problem:
> -------
> This error is coming when deploying the composite application even the wsdl
> gets validated without errors.
>
> NB is expecting some http or file even urn is available in the same wsdl
> file.
>
> Resoultion I have done:
> ---------------------
> 1. Removed address import tag from customer schema
> 2. Copied the address schema in customer schema
>
> I guess this is a problem in NB.
>

Kishore,

The error message is generated from bpel SE run-time, not NB. NB was
just reporting whatever returned by the run-time.

> Thanks,
> kumarhanu
>

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Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-07-01T07:48:34Z

Hi Jun,

Thanks for the reply. Let me re-phrase the question .I believe after you deploy the composite application, a WSDL gets generated for the whole composite application . How do I access the WSDL ( web service of the composite application ) . I logged in to the admin console of the glass-fish server .. i saw the composite application under the deployed process but I could not find the WSDL file ....

It will be great if you can reply.

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

The testing facility provided by composite application project system is
unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing framework.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:
> Hi Jun,
>
> thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is as
> good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
> composite application that has many web services which accept input data
> from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a whole is
> working ?
>
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
> jqian wrote:
>
>> Hi Mithun,
>>
>> The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
>> cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
>> that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the problem
>>> is
>>> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
>>> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its
>>> asks
>>> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files in
>>> the
>>> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>>>
>>> please find below the source files of my project ..
>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
>>> NetBeansProjects.zip
>>> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
>>> composite application
>>>
>>> It will be great if someone can reply .
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Mithun
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

--
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

How to resolve UninitializedVariable problem

2008-07-01T06:24:57Z

I am doing a composite application when running the test case I am getting UninitiazedVariable error.

Here I am attaching error as well as my project.

Error.txt

Kumarhanu+SOA+Project.zip

My requirement is:
-----------------
I want to orchestrate some web services which are deployed in external server. For orchestrating, I am importing external web services and used in a BPEL. I have written a web service (ex:service1) which initiates the flow. After that I deployed the BPEL module in a composite application. Trying to run a test case for the service1. My expectation is service1 invokes external web services and gets the response and given to the output. Is this the right way to do?

Please help me in this regard.

Thanks,
Kumarhanu

Re: How to invoke external wsdl from CASA

2008-07-01T05:54:40Z

Kiran/Tientien Li-2 Thanks for your support.

I found the resolution for the problem.

code used in a externally imported wsdl :
--------------------------------------
<schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Customer">
<import namespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address"/>
.....
.....
</schema>

The schema "urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address" is defined in the same wsdl file like below:

<schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="urn:MyCompany-Interface-MyProject-Address">
........
........
</schema>

The error is :
-----------
"Error reading import file 'urn:MyCompany--Interface-MyProject-Address': java.io.IOException: Unable to import document: Invalid URI scheme (urn); must be either http or file."

Problem:
-------
This error is coming when deploying the composite application even the wsdl gets validated without errors.

NB is expecting some http or file even urn is available in the same wsdl file.

Resoultion I have done:
---------------------
1. Removed address import tag from customer schema
2. Copied the address schema in customer schema

I guess this is a problem in NB.

Thanks,
kumarhanu

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-06-30T17:57:37Z

The testing facility provided by composite application project system is
unit testing. Currently we don't have any higher level testing framework.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

> Hi Jun,
>
> thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is as
> good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a
> composite application that has many web services which accept input data
> from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a whole is
> working ?
>
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
> jqian wrote:
>
>> Hi Mithun,
>>
>> The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
>> cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
>> that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.
>>
>> Jun
>>
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the problem
>>> is
>>> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
>>> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its
>>> asks
>>> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files in
>>> the
>>> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>>>
>>> please find below the source files of my project ..
>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
>>> NetBeansProjects.zip
>>> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
>>> composite application
>>>
>>> It will be great if someone can reply .
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Mithun
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> --
>> Jun Qian
>>
>> NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
>> Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

--
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Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-06-30T16:54:29Z

Hi Jun,

thanks for the reply ..... if we test the HTTP entry points then it is as good as testing the individual web services right ? I have a built a composite application that has many web services which accept input data from each other .. how do I know if the composite application as a whole is working ?

thanks
Mithun

jqian wrote:

Hi Mithun,

The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the problem is
> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its asks
> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files in the
> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>
> please find below the source files of my project ..
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
> NetBeansProjects.zip
> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
> composite application
>
> It will be great if someone can reply .
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
>

--
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

Re: how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-06-30T15:25:38Z

Hi Mithun,

The way you test a composite application is to create individual test
cases to test the (HTTP) entry points of the composite applications,
that's why you are asked for WSDL file and operation.

Jun

mithun_jhonny wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the problem is
> how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the
> composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its asks
> for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files in the
> composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....
>
> please find below the source files of my project ..
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18204305/NetBeansProjects.zip
> NetBeansProjects.zip
> the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall
> composite application
>
> It will be great if someone can reply .
>
> thanks
> Mithun
>
>
>
>

--
Jun Qian

NetBeans SOA Tools, http://enterprise.netbeans.org
Open ESB Community, http://open-esb.org

Re: WSDL references, HTTPBC, BPELSE deployment issues.

2008-06-30T14:30:04Z

runtime (for BPEL SE refer).
https://open-jbi-components.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=580
editor (for WSDL editor refer)
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=82675

Thanks,
Kiran.

mithun_jhonny wrote:


please provide the link where I can file the bug .............


thanks 
mithun 


Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

Mithun,
 Please file a bug.

mithun_jhonny wrote:

I changed the below generated 

<xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"

schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>

to 

<xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"

schemaLocation="echoserviceService.xsd_1.xsd"></xsd:import>

the actual xsd file ..... and then it stopped throwing the error. 








Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

What did you change the location to? Please file a bug.

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi, 

I sort of found the issue to the problem which I had .... 

when i was importing the external wsdl document .. two files were
imported
the wsdl and associated xsd file .. 

in the source of wsdl file  the below line was found...

<xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"
schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>

when i changed the schemaLocation to just the file xsd file  name ..it
started to work ... so i guess there is a problem with the url which is
getting generated .. 

thanks for all the help !!


 



Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

Attn: wsdlEditor folks
Attn: http BC folks

I changed the subject to be more relevant to the issues. I found 
something else. Something new to me as well.

Your wsdl has an import like this
<xsd:schema>
<xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/" 
schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>
</xsd:schema>

When I put this URL in my browser, it couldn't establish connection.
But 
WSDL editor is able to show your xsd elements. I was surprised. I also 
noticed that the wsdl editor is actually showing the file in the
project 
even though the URL is remote URL. I am not sure on this behavior.
Maybe 
this is a good usability behavior that WSDL editor added. You seem to 
have the same XSD file in the local project named, 
echoserviceService.xsd_1. How did you happen to get that?




In addition to that, when I changed the port from 8080 to something
like 
10009 (random), I was able to go beyond the port conflict issue. Ran 
into an error first that said, you have to use localhost. I changed it 
to local host. But after that I ran into a nullpointer from HTTP BC. 
HTTP BC folks should be able help us with that.

HTTPBC-E00301: Failed to activate endpoint 
http://echo.ws/,echoserviceService,echoservicePort,Consumer. null
java.lang.NullPointerException
        at 
com.sun.xml.ws.server.EndpointFactory.getWSDLPort(EndpointFactory.java:512)
        at 
com.sun.xml.ws.server.EndpointFactory.createEndpoint(EndpointFactory.java:174)
        at
com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.WSEndpoint.create(WSEndpoint.java:467)


I took out the HTTP-BC service unit from the CASA editor and tested if 
the deployment goes fine. I was able to successfully deploy the SU to 
BPEL-SE. I didn't get the error you were getting.




- Kiran B.

mithun_jhonny wrote:

thanks for the quick response Kiran . 

I can confirm that the application is able to access the files. To
rule
out
the possibility of the same  port being used on the machine . I used
2
machines  one for deploying the web service and other for the
composite
application . The composite application does build successfully  but
it
fails to deploy giving the same error I posted earlier. 

Please find below the source for the project files . It has 3
projects 
echowebapplication is the web service, bpelmodule4 is the bpel part
and
compositeapp4 is the composite application part 

http://www.nabble.com/file/p18114644/project%2Bfiles.zip
project+files.zip 

 
It will be great if some one can spare some time and look through
these. 

thanks 
Mithun





Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

Attn to  HTTP-BC as well.

Mithun,
This is more of runtime issue than of NB. CCing that alias as well.
Glad that the material was able to help you get started. Please let
us 
know if you have any suggestions on it.

Looks like there are two issues as you point out. One that the 
deployment to BPEL engine failed because of import resolution issue. 
There are few reasons for this, since the wsdl is remotely located,
the 
machine where you are deploying is not able to access this file. or 
maybe the file doesn't exist there?? Can you verify these? If the 
obvious is ruled out, it could be a bug with engine, and send us the 
project and we will be happy to try and let you know.

The other issue is with the HTTP BC deployment. I think the error is 
informative, but not enough. Did you find any more information in
the 
logs? I will let Http-BC folks help you out there.

BTW, you can develop and deploy webservices within NB.

-Kiran.

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Thanks for the reply Kiran . I did look through the site I found
the
Hello
World example . 
But I did try to develop on based on those lines given in hello
world
example . 

The only thing different i did was to import the WSDL from a
external
location
(http://localhost:8080/EchoWebApplication/EchoServiceService?wsdl)
. After following the same steps and when i deploy the composite
application
I get the following errors . 



C:\Documents and Settings\mmithun\My
Documents\NetBeansProjects\echocomp\nbproject\build-impl.xml:213:
Failed
execution of Start: echocomp
    * Component: sun-bpel-engine
      ERROR: (BPJBI-4001:BPELSE) BPJBI-7004:Service unit
echocomp-echos
failed to load deployment C:\Program
Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine
: BPJBI-6024:Error while loading BPEL file C:\Program
Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine\echobpel.bpel,
Exception details are Cannot parse BPEL (see below):
==> Cannot load imported document  (see below):
==> Unable to import wsdl document for import  (see below):
==> Failed to resolve publicId
http://enterprise.netbeans.org/bpel/EchoServiceServiceWrapper and
systemId
localhost_8080/EchoWebApplication/EchoServiceServiceWrapper.wsdl to
a
WSDLDocument. (see below):
==> C:\Program
Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine\localhost_8080\EchoWebApplication\EchoServiceServiceWrapper.wsdl
(The system cannot find the file specified)
    * Component: sun-http-binding
      ERROR: (SOAPBC_START_1) Start error java.lang.Exception:
LifecycleException:  PWC3985: Protocol handler initialization
failed:
java.net.BindException: Already bound: 8080
BUILD FAILED (total time: 1 second)

Please note that I used glass fish (netbeans) also to deploy the
web
service
too   the error seem to indicate the port 8080 is in use . But it
is
used
by
the glass fish server running on netbeans it self .
I want to know isn't it possible to both develop the web service
and
also
deploy the composite application in netbeans it self ? or I may be
missing
something ... 

Please I will appreciate if you comment on this .  

thanks
Mithun






Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

Check here,
http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=BPELSE

http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?

NB enterprise pack also has built in samples (2) and blueprints
(5) 
showing BPEL uses.

HTH,
-Kiran B

mithun_jhonny wrote:

Hi All,

Can any one guide me to a tutorial on invoking a web service from
a
BPEL
process in netbeans. All the tutorials on the web seem to be
using
EJB
web
service .. I am using web services created by axis. 

thanks 

Mithun

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-- 
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-- 
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-- 
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-- 
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Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)

Re: WSDL references, HTTPBC, BPELSE deployment issues.

2008-06-30T14:04:15Z

please provide the link where I can file the bug .............

thanks
mithun

Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:

Mithun,
Please file a bug.

mithun_jhonny wrote:
> I changed the below generated
>
> <xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"
>
> schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>
>
> to
>
> <xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"
>
>> schemaLocation="echoserviceService.xsd_1.xsd"></xsd:import>
>>
>
> the actual xsd file ..... and then it stopped throwing the error.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:
>
>> What did you change the location to? Please file a bug.
>>
>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I sort of found the issue to the problem which I had ....
>>>
>>> when i was importing the external wsdl document .. two files were
>>> imported
>>> the wsdl and associated xsd file ..
>>>
>>> in the source of wsdl file the below line was found...
>>>
>>> <xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"
>>> schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>
>>>
>>> when i changed the schemaLocation to just the file xsd file name ..it
>>> started to work ... so i guess there is a problem with the url which is
>>> getting generated ..
>>>
>>> thanks for all the help !!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Attn: wsdlEditor folks
>>>> Attn: http BC folks
>>>>
>>>> I changed the subject to be more relevant to the issues. I found
>>>> something else. Something new to me as well.
>>>>
>>>> Your wsdl has an import like this
>>>> <xsd:schema>
>>>> <xsd:import namespace="http://echo.ws/"
>>>> schemaLocation="http://10.60.141.107:8080/WebApplication1/echoserviceService?xsd=1"></xsd:import>
>>>> </xsd:schema>
>>>>
>>>> When I put this URL in my browser, it couldn't establish connection. But
>>>> WSDL editor is able to show your xsd elements. I was surprised. I also
>>>> noticed that the wsdl editor is actually showing the file in the project
>>>> even though the URL is remote URL. I am not sure on this behavior. Maybe
>>>> this is a good usability behavior that WSDL editor added. You seem to
>>>> have the same XSD file in the local project named,
>>>> echoserviceService.xsd_1. How did you happen to get that?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> In addition to that, when I changed the port from 8080 to something like
>>>> 10009 (random), I was able to go beyond the port conflict issue. Ran
>>>> into an error first that said, you have to use localhost. I changed it
>>>> to local host. But after that I ran into a nullpointer from HTTP BC.
>>>> HTTP BC folks should be able help us with that.
>>>>
>>>> HTTPBC-E00301: Failed to activate endpoint
>>>> http://echo.ws/,echoserviceService,echoservicePort,Consumer. null
>>>> java.lang.NullPointerException
>>>> at
>>>> com.sun.xml.ws.server.EndpointFactory.getWSDLPort(EndpointFactory.java:512)
>>>> at
>>>> com.sun.xml.ws.server.EndpointFactory.createEndpoint(EndpointFactory.java:174)
>>>> at
>>>> com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.WSEndpoint.create(WSEndpoint.java:467)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I took out the HTTP-BC service unit from the CASA editor and tested if
>>>> the deployment goes fine. I was able to successfully deploy the SU to
>>>> BPEL-SE. I didn't get the error you were getting.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> - Kiran B.
>>>>
>>>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> thanks for the quick response Kiran .
>>>>>
>>>>> I can confirm that the application is able to access the files. To rule
>>>>> out
>>>>> the possibility of the same port being used on the machine . I used 2
>>>>> machines one for deploying the web service and other for the composite
>>>>> application . The composite application does build successfully but it
>>>>> fails to deploy giving the same error I posted earlier.
>>>>>
>>>>> Please find below the source for the project files . It has 3 projects
>>>>> echowebapplication is the web service, bpelmodule4 is the bpel part and
>>>>> compositeapp4 is the composite application part
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p18114644/project%2Bfiles.zip
>>>>> project+files.zip
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> It will be great if some one can spare some time and look through
>>>>> these.
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks
>>>>> Mithun
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Attn to HTTP-BC as well.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mithun,
>>>>>> This is more of runtime issue than of NB. CCing that alias as well.
>>>>>> Glad that the material was able to help you get started. Please let us
>>>>>> know if you have any suggestions on it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Looks like there are two issues as you point out. One that the
>>>>>> deployment to BPEL engine failed because of import resolution issue.
>>>>>> There are few reasons for this, since the wsdl is remotely located,
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> machine where you are deploying is not able to access this file. or
>>>>>> maybe the file doesn't exist there?? Can you verify these? If the
>>>>>> obvious is ruled out, it could be a bug with engine, and send us the
>>>>>> project and we will be happy to try and let you know.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The other issue is with the HTTP BC deployment. I think the error is
>>>>>> informative, but not enough. Did you find any more information in the
>>>>>> logs? I will let Http-BC folks help you out there.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> BTW, you can develop and deploy webservices within NB.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -Kiran.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks for the reply Kiran . I did look through the site I found the
>>>>>>> Hello
>>>>>>> World example .
>>>>>>> But I did try to develop on based on those lines given in hello world
>>>>>>> example .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The only thing different i did was to import the WSDL from a external
>>>>>>> location
>>>>>>> (http://localhost:8080/EchoWebApplication/EchoServiceService?wsdl)
>>>>>>> . After following the same steps and when i deploy the composite
>>>>>>> application
>>>>>>> I get the following errors .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> C:\Documents and Settings\mmithun\My
>>>>>>> Documents\NetBeansProjects\echocomp\nbproject\build-impl.xml:213:
>>>>>>> Failed
>>>>>>> execution of Start: echocomp
>>>>>>> * Component: sun-bpel-engine
>>>>>>> ERROR: (BPJBI-4001:BPELSE) BPJBI-7004:Service unit
>>>>>>> echocomp-echos
>>>>>>> failed to load deployment C:\Program
>>>>>>> Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine
>>>>>>> : BPJBI-6024:Error while loading BPEL file C:\Program
>>>>>>> Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine\echobpel.bpel,
>>>>>>> Exception details are Cannot parse BPEL (see below):
>>>>>>> ==> Cannot load imported document (see below):
>>>>>>> ==> Unable to import wsdl document for import (see below):
>>>>>>> ==> Failed to resolve publicId
>>>>>>> http://enterprise.netbeans.org/bpel/EchoServiceServiceWrapper and
>>>>>>> systemId
>>>>>>> localhost_8080/EchoWebApplication/EchoServiceServiceWrapper.wsdl to a
>>>>>>> WSDLDocument. (see below):
>>>>>>> ==> C:\Program
>>>>>>> Files\glassfish-v2ur1\domains\domain1\jbi\service-assemblies\echocomp\echocomp-echos\sun-bpel-engine\localhost_8080\EchoWebApplication\EchoServiceServiceWrapper.wsdl
>>>>>>> (The system cannot find the file specified)
>>>>>>> * Component: sun-http-binding
>>>>>>> ERROR: (SOAPBC_START_1) Start error java.lang.Exception:
>>>>>>> LifecycleException: PWC3985: Protocol handler initialization failed:
>>>>>>> java.net.BindException: Already bound: 8080
>>>>>>> BUILD FAILED (total time: 1 second)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Please note that I used glass fish (netbeans) also to deploy the web
>>>>>>> service
>>>>>>> too the error seem to indicate the port 8080 is in use . But it is
>>>>>>> used
>>>>>>> by
>>>>>>> the glass fish server running on netbeans it self .
>>>>>>> I want to know isn't it possible to both develop the web service and
>>>>>>> also
>>>>>>> deploy the composite application in netbeans it self ? or I may be
>>>>>>> missing
>>>>>>> something ...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Please I will appreciate if you comment on this .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> thanks
>>>>>>> Mithun
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Kiran Bhumana-2 wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Check here,
>>>>>>>> http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=BPELSE
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> NB enterprise pack also has built in samples (2) and blueprints (5)
>>>>>>>> showing BPEL uses.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> HTH,
>>>>>>>> -Kiran B
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> mithun_jhonny wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Hi All,
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Can any one guide me to a tutorial on invoking a web service from a
>>>>>>>>> BPEL
>>>>>>>>> process in netbeans. All the tutorials on the web seem to be using
>>>>>>>>> EJB
>>>>>>>>> web
>>>>>>>>> service .. I am using web services created by axis.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> thanks
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Mithun
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>> Kiran Bhumana
>>>>>>>> Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Kiran Bhumana
>>>>>> Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>> --
>> Kiran Bhumana
>> Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

--
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Open ESB Community (http://open-esb.org)

how to test the composite application as a whole ...

2008-06-30T14:02:22Z

Hi,

I have created a BPEL module and a composite application ... the problem is how do I test the composite application as a whole ? When I deploy the composite application there is a option to test in netbeans , but its asks for the wsdl file and the operation .. if I have 2 or more wsdl files in the composite application ..how do I test the overall application ....

please find below the source files of my project ..
NetBeansProjects.zip
the bpel process uses 2 web services..... how do I test the overall composite application

It will be great if someone can reply .

thanks
Mithun