List of invokingServiceFailed() Examples

Examples of invokingServiceFailed()

org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.invokingServiceFailed()
Method invokingServiceFailed. Report that the invocation request could not be sent to the remote service. Can be a local failure or a remote failure. @param descriptionAndAnnotation optional vararg. The first element is used as the human readable description for this notification. The subsequent strings need to be serialized XML fragments that are added as annotation to the notification. @param wtcontext current workflow tracking context. @param context the context for this invocation as returned by invokeService @param error a String describing the error

Examples of org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.invokingServiceFailed()

                notifier.invokingServiceSucceeded(context, service1Invocation, "Invoked service1 successfully");


            } catch (Exception ex) {
                // If there had been a problem sending the request on the wire,
                // we acknowledge a failed request.
                notifier.invokingServiceFailed(context, service1Invocation, ex, "Failed to invoke service1");
            }


            // At this point, we would have waited for response from service1 if
            // it were an async call.
            // assume we received response at this point and continue.

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.invokingServiceFailed()

                notifier.invokingServiceSucceeded(context, service1Invocation, "Invoked service2 successfully");


            } catch (Exception ex) {
                // If there had been a problem sending the request on the wire,
                // we acknowledge a failed request.
                notifier.invokingServiceFailed(context, service1Invocation, ex, "Failed to invoke service2");
            }


            // At this point, we would have waited for response from service1 if
            // it were an async call.
            // assume we received response at this point and continue.

View Full Code Here

TOP

All source code are property of their respective owners. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc and owned by ORACLE Inc. Contact coftware#gmail.com.