Title: RE: [asap] Factory in ASAP
Could you clarify your example at this statement:
>> I have two web services one is check inventory, shipping.
What is the other?
-Keith
-----Original Message-----
From: Mayilraj Krishnan [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 12:32 PM
To: Jeffrey Ricker; ASAP
Subject: [asap] Factory in ASAP
So far I have been thinking we need just only one factory for ASAP
implementation or
the implementation of services could be conveniently placed under one
logical ASAP factory.
I have two web services one is check inventory, shipping. Why do I need to
create
two ASAP factory? I think the ASAP pattern is generic enough, it can just
have one factory.
[In terms of WSDL 1.2 we could map this to one ASAP (soap/transport
protocol) binding and one feature)]
Is that a right assumption?
Thanks
Mayilraj
At 11:35 AM 11/4/2003 -0500, Jeffrey Ricker wrote:
>I have attached files for describing the current draft of ASAP in WSDL.
>These are rough draft documents that have not been proofed.
>
>The asap.xsd describes the payloads
>The asap.wsdl is the basis for all ASAP services
>
>The concept here is to treat ASAP as a binding. The message structures
>are all the same, the programmer only has to define the ContextData and
>the ResultsData elements.
>
>The checkInventory.wsdl and productLevel.xsd files provide an example of
>this ASAP-as-a-binding approach.
>
>Ricker
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