How to map a document list in WEBMethods?
By : Tim
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
I wish did fix the issue. If the fields of document list "A" has different names than the fields of document list "B" then no, you cannot map document list "A" to document list "B". WebMethods doesn't know which field from A corresponds to what field from "B". You will have to do the following:
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How to add an external jars for developing a java service in webMethods Integration Server and webMethods Designer
By : Bashir Ahmed Iqbali
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
will help you The SoftwareAG webMethods Designer needs you to to add your external JARs to both: The Integration Server package, in either the ./packages/ /code/jars/ or ./packages//code/jars/static/ folders depending on whether you need the JARs loaded dynamically and only available to the owning package or loaded statically at server startup and available to all packages respectively, and The Service Development Project that Designer creates for the package in your Eclipse workspace folder.
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webMethods loop over Document list
By : zhn_yang
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
I hope this helps . Let say I want to loop over list of Strings I have simple flow service:
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How can I add, in a webMethods flow service, documents from a document list as rows to a string table
By : Tran BInh
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
seems to work fine In 1st map I prepared documents for testing. In 2nd map I added document to list (I have also output prepared)
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Webmethods mocking in flow services
By : isaac harries
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
fixed the issue. Will look into that further You could have a look at the Open Source http://www.wmaop.org test framework that allows general mocking and unit testing along with a host of other functionality. The framework allows you to: Create mocks of IS services Apply conditions to mocks so that they only execute when the pipeline contents meet that condition Raise an exception based on a condition or in place of a service Capture the pipeline to file before or after a service is called Modify or insert content into the pipeline Have a series of conditions for a mocked service with a default if none of the conditions match Create assertions that can apply before or after a service so that its possible to prove a service has been executed. Assertions can also have conditions to verify that the pipeline had the expected content. Return either random or sequenced content from a mock to very its output every time its called Create mocks using RESTful calls so you can use alternative test tools, such as SOAPui, to create them as part of your integrations test Use the JBehave functionality for Behaviour Driven Unit Testing within Designer and execute tests with the in-built JUnit.
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