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>
>> What does "MyOperationProperty" refer to? Are you really saying it would
>> be...
>>
>> > operationName="MyChosenOperation"/>
>
> I'm saying that my operation selector will expect to find the
> operation name as the value of the user property identified by
> @propertyName, (a lot like
Simon,
Thanks for responding.. replies below...
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Simon Laws wrote:
> This logic seems to be setting callback destination information into
> the forward message. So that the invoker code can handle callbacks
> properly. The URI from this callback reference will b
Hi Scott
Comments in line.
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> Realizing that we had needed to wait until operation selection took
> place to run this logic, I was thinking about moving this to
> TransportServiceInterceptor.invokeResponse(). I would assume it's
> reasonable to assume that the app did not modify the orig
I was looking at adding an operationSelector to use any user-specified
"user property" (not just 'scaOperationName') to hold the operation
name.
It seems the one oS we currently have,
OperationSelectorJMSDefaultServiceInterceptor, has some callback
destination stuff in it which should ideally be f
