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 Ken Heitmann (heitk) PEGA Principal System Architect - Pega Consulting
Pegasystems Inc.
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heitk Member since 2012 7 posts
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Posted: Jul 29, 2015
Last activity: Jul 30, 2015
Posted: 29 Jul 2015 21:41 EDT
Last activity: 30 Jul 2015 21:46 EDT
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Using the JAVA Service Connector

I'm working with a customer that wants to move their existing SOAP Services to JAVA Services.  Having never exposed a JAVA Service are there any pitfalls that I need to look out for?  Can someone explain the process of exposing the service to the outside (POJO) world?  Any sample JAVA code that calls the service would also help.

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Posted: 9 years ago
Posted: 30 Jul 2015 21:46 EDT
Santosh Das (DASS1) PEGA Architect
Pegasystems

I would like to understabd any specific reason of moving from SOAP to Service Java?

Regarding the service EJB

A PRPC Rule-Service-EJB client can communicate with PRPC EJB Service via a proxy , when the client invokes the proxy , the call is delegated to PRPC and it executes the service activity

From the deployment tab PRPC generates a proxy ejb which has to be deployed into a J2EE container by standard EJB deployment practices.

You have to repackage the proxy ejb generated by PRPC to include to PRServiceClient jar which is included in the PRPC distribution and you ahve to edit PegaRULESSession.properties file.

Finally you could access the EJB  like any standard EJB using the local or REmote interfaces.

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