How to invoke a short lived process using web service start point?

I have a custom short-lived process that does not take any input parameter. I am able to successfully invoke the process from LiveCycle Workbench ES2. I want this process to be invoked by a java client through a web service call. Apart from the web service URL of my process (which looks like
http://<server>:<portno>/soap/services/MyApplication/MyProcess?wsdl&lc_version=9.0.0&versi on=1.0) do the java client know anything else? Any authentication is required?
My intention is to just find out what all the consumer of this process needs to know to invoke it through a web service call.
Was anybody able to test a short-lived process through a web service invocation from SoapUI?

I am not a programmer but I did find this article on he Developers Resource site that might lead you in th eright direction:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/articles/java_soap.html
Paul

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"manoj cheenath" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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My other idea (you're not going to like this one) would be to to invoke the subprocess using a Message Start Event activity instead of the Service activity you're currently using. If you go this route, then you could have your parent process kick off the child subprocess using a Message Start Event activity and then immediately after this have a Message Catch Event activity. The child process could have a Message Throw Event activity immediately after its Start Message Event activity that sends a notification to the parent process. The good part about this is that I've actually gotten this to work.
You can send argument information back to the parent process, but (sorry) I don't yet know how to capture the process id.
Wish I could be of more help and hope this helps a little.

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Hi Experts,
Could anyone pls suggest how to pass variables from SOAP to ODI 11g(11.1.1.6.3)
Here we are using wsdl utility to invoke a scenario using web service and trying to pass a variable like the below
The scenario is triggered successfully without passing a parameter.
But when i try to pass a variable like the below,am getting error
Variables name='PROJECT_CODE'
Variables value='JI-2015'
In ODI 11g, i have generated a scenario with a variable PROJECT_CODE as a declare variable and tried triggering from both the environments
From ODI 11g:
When I try to trigger the scenario from wsdl, in that variable step(in operator), I got error as ODI-17546: Specified variable not found in the Repository
But in the work repository SNP_VAR table I could still see the variable name under VAR_NAME column.
From ODI 10g:
When i try to do the same from odi 10g, the scenario execution is success.
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<Variables>
<Name>Project.Variable1</Name>
<Value>Variable1Value</Value>
</Variables>
<Variables>
<Name>Project.Variable2</Name>
<Value>Variable2Value</Value>
</Variables>
<Variables>
<Name>Project.Variable3</Name>
<Value>Variable3Value</Value>
</Variables>

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Hi,
II´m trying to instantiate a GP process from a Vc iView using a Web Service; I always used Instantiation via URL but using this method I don´t have any "return" data from GP saying "Ok - The process started succesfully".
The questions are:
1) Is possible to start a GP process via Web Services through a VC Flash iview? If so, is posible to send input parameters to the process via the web service?
2) Does the web service returns any message with the status of the process? ( something like: "the process started succesfully")
Best regards,
Marco.

1) Is possible to start a GP process via Web Services through a VC Flash iview? If so, is posible to send input parameters to the process via the web service?
A: Yes. You can send input parameters to the service through WS.
2) Does the web service returns any message with the status of the process? ( something like: "the process started succesfully")
A: Yes. The return message can be added to the WS. It depends on how do designed the WS.
-Ashutosh

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Hi All,
Can any one let me know how to invoke the Asynchronous BPEL process in OSB.
Thanks in Advance,
Feroz Tasha.

Hey,
What i was trying to say was that when you export your OSB project to file system, you can edit the business service in a file editor(e.g notepad, editplus etc).
In that, instead of suppose 127.0.0.1 u can put a token say @@HOST_NAME@@ and for a port say 7001 as @@PORT_NUMBER@@.
Then an ant script can replace the values of above 2 tokens with apt values, create a jar out of it and deploy it on the server.
There are numerous ANT scripts and examples available online.
Hope this helps.

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I would like to know- How we can invoke a Job in one Unix server from another Unix Server using Web services.
Please provide some pointers.
Regards,
Mayank

Hi Manoj,
Thanks for your email. Could you provide with some example where this functionality was achieved.
Regards,
Mayank

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