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(Accessing a dedicated service)
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== Accessing a dedicated service  ==
 
== Accessing a dedicated service  ==
  
<source lang="java"><br>
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// use a Service or Interface type to declare the service-access variable
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myService MyServiceType?{@dedicatedService};<br>
  
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; // use the Service or Interface type to declare the service-access variable&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; myService MyServiceType?{@dedicatedService};<br>
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// call the service
 
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; // call the service
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Revision as of 11:52, 9 February 2012


EDT version .7

In EDT version .7, a service is accessible only from a Rich UI application, and your task follows this pattern:  declare a service-access variable and use it in a call statement.

Accessing a dedicated service

// use a Service or Interface type to declare the service-access variable myService MyServiceType?{@dedicatedService};

// call the service



</source>

Accessing an EGL REST-RPC service

Accessing a third-party REST service

EDT version .8







// From a a Access a dedicated service
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
http HttpRest{request.uri="http:host\\myService"};
srvc IRest?;
srvc = ServiceLib.completeBind(srvc, http);

Accessing HTTP request headers

http HttpRest{};
http.request.headers = new Dictionary { param1 = "a value to pass to my service" };
srvc IRest?{@Resource {}};
srvc = ServiceLib.completeBind(srvc, http);

HTTP request and response

function invokeDoSomething()
    call srvc.doSomething() returning to serviceCallback;
end
 
function serviceCallback(returnValueOne String, callbackHttp IHTTP in)
  // process callback request or response
end

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