Connect-dotNet method |
Use the Connect-dotNet method to invoke a Web service identified in a Connect dotNet rule (an instance of the Rule-Connect-dotNet rule type).
This method operates on a named clipboard page that is the source and destination of data mappings. Make sure the Step Page column that calls this method contains the non-blank name of such a page.
This method has two parameters:
Parameter |
Description |
ServiceName |
Enter the Service Name (second key part) of a Connect dotNet rule (Rule-Connect-dotNet rule type). To find the Connect dotNet rule, rule resolution uses the class of the step page as the first key part of the Connect dotNet rule. |
RunInParallel |
Select if this connector is intended to run in parallel as a child requestor of the current requestor. If selected, include the Connect-Wait method later in the current or a follow-on activity to access results from the connector. Do not select this box if the Connect dotNet rule supports compensating actions. |
EndPointURL | Optional. Enter an endpoint URL value to override the value in the Connect dotNet rule. |
The Connect-dotNet method works as follows:
This method updates the pxMethodStatus property. See How to test method results using a transition.
Design the activity to detect and handle exceptions. If the Connect-dotNet method with the RunInParallel checkbox selected fails in a way that causes the Connect-Wait method to be skipped, the child requestor can be left hanging. If the limit of parallel requestors is then eventually reached, the parent requestor will fail as well. By default, the limit is 10 requestors in parallel; you can establish a higher or lower value in the prconfig.xml
file or Dynamic System Settings using the services/maxRequestorChildren
setting.
compensating action | |
About Connect-dotNet rules
Creating Connector Simulations Connect-Wait method |