Re: WfLinkingRequesterCORBA problems.
David Forslund <[email protected]>
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I'm debugging my POA code and see something I don't understand that
doesn't seem to have anything to do with the POA code.
I try to instantiate a workflow process and the client calls the
create_process of WfProcessMgr with a request it has created and is
passing in.
It executes:
org.enhydra.shark.api.client.wfmodel.WfProcess procInternal =
sharkProcMgr.create_process(lr);
But this then calls the WfLinkingRequesterForCORBA receive_event method
which does a call:
WfRequester
req=WfLinkingRequesterForCORBA.getCORBARequester(procId);
But the requester hasn't been registered to the
WfLinkingRequesterForCORBA yet. It is done in the
statement which directly follows the create_process method:
WfLinkingRequesterForCORBA.setCORBARequester(procInternal.key(), requester);
In any case, I don't understand what is going on here. The resulting
message is that the external CORBA requester
can't be found. When it is done it has failed to instantiate the
process. I'm having a problem with an already activated
object, too, but this behavior described above doesn't seem to me to be
correct. Perhaps I'm missing something?
Thanks,
Dave
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