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How to add a new WebService in 3E_WebServices
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i.e.
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we're going to add a webservice to complete documents
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the new webservice will have the following parameters:
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* ADLoginRequest - it's already defined in ADInterface/src/xsd/schema.xsd with the following parameters:
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user, pass, lang, ClientID, RoleID, OrgID, WarehouseID, stage
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* TableName String -> M_InOut
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* Record_ID int -> 1000002
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* DocStatus String -> CO
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Note, if you need to define new datatypes you need to define them in ADInterface/src/xsd/schema.xsd
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and generate the pl3xe.jar again with this command:
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scomp -out ./lib/pl3xE.jar ADInterface/src/xsd/schema.xsd
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scomp will generate the corresponding classes to manipulate the xml objects from the messages
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The method will be called modelSetDocAction - the model in name indicates that the web service is going to be based on model classes, current web services are based in UI instead of model.
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So, we add this line:
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public StandardResponseDocument modelSetDocAction(String tableName, int recordID, String newDocStatus, ADLoginRequestDocument reqlogin) throws XFireFault;
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at the interface 3E_WebServices/ADInterface/src/main/com/_3e/ADInterface/ADService.java
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NOTE: In parameters, complex data must be at the end
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Now, we need to implement the method, so we open the file
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3E_WebServices/ADInterface/src/main/com/_3e/ADInterface/ADServiceImpl.java
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And add the new method and define the corresponding logic within.
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