Hi,
I have a complex logic in one of my applications that I need to expose as a webservice. I need to trigger this logic from a .Net application.
I have checked the basics of WebServices Providers and I have to write a Class and functions…
I need to know from your experience if everything is feasible to be ported as a webservice, and if there are any performance problems or limitations that I might face.
Thank you.
Samer
Subject: we use it since 2008, very satisfied
Hi Samer,
i’ve solved a licensing issue concerning our products. Server holds licensing information and provides a shop (realized with xpages) to buy new ones.
They (embedded Linux) communicate to domino application (Webservice Provider) via the web. It works like a charm.
We use a dedicated Webserver (4 Core, SSD HD) with 9.0.1FP4/64 Bit on Redhat 6.6. The machine looks bored, even if many accesses take place :-)))))
To hold the declaration section slim (with the class and functions in it), i’ve called own functions in a scriptlibrary.
(Options)
Use “lib1” 'with Regown in it
(Declarations)
Class WebServiceName
Public Function Reg ( _
param1 As String, _
param2 As String, _
) As STRINGARRAY_HOLDER
Set Reg=Regown ( _
param1, _
param2 _
)
End Function
End Class
Tip: You might use http://www.soapui.org/ http://www.soapui.org/ to test the webservice.
Good luck !
Uwe