Webservice client context

lhsang

Hi everyone,
I wanna move the SOAP call to Java instead of Ivy Webservice Client.
In the rest client, I can use Ivy.rest().client("clientName") to get the RestClientContext.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to get it with the Webservice Client to have the URI and SOAP operation
Thanks

Reguël Wermelinger

There is no such client for SOAP Webservices.
An alternative approach is to maintain your SOAP calls in a Callable SubProcess, and call the SubProcesses from java using the SubProcessCall API

lhsang

Reguël Wermelinger Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately, I wanna to move it into Java to call it in parallel. Maybe I have to configure it in the Variable file as a temporary solution.
As far as I know, we can not call parallel from Java code if we have a Subprocess/Process inside (I already posted this question on the MS Teams channel)

Reguël Wermelinger

I'm unaware of a multi-threading restriction with SubProcess calls.
(not knowing the Teams channel you used: If we both have access to it, just share it via private chat or post the gist of it here)

lhsang

Reguël Wermelinger
Hi, here is the discussion

Reguël Wermelinger

Thanks for sharing, to see the concrete lock we would need a thread-dump, taken when the Designer is in this situation.
However, since the lock seems to be related to a design-time class "..engine.ui.debug.TargetManager" i think this could work flawlessly on a real productive engine.
So maybe you could live with a workaround: run the futures in sequence in Designe-time and only parallel on the engine.