shuren
(shuren *)
April 11, 2008, 3:19am
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Anyone knows how to call .NET dll from webMethods?
Thanks,
Shuren
The webMethods Microsoft Package documentation should get you started on the right direction. You can find it and all other product documentation on webMethods Advantage in the Bookshelf section.
Mark
shuren
(shuren *)
April 11, 2008, 5:56am
3
Mark,
I found the document, but it only tell me how to invoke WM service from .net, and how to invoke .net remote service from WM.
Anyway other way can invoke a regular .NET dll?
Maybe I didn’t find the correct document.
Regards,
Shuren
Mmmm. When I worked with the WM Microsoft package some time back, you could “register” a .Net assembly (DLL) such that its public methods could be called from Flow. Is that not still the basic pattern?
M
shuren
(shuren *)
April 11, 2008, 9:24pm
5
That’s what I think, but I can’t find the document guide for that approach.
Do you know where is that document?
Thanks,
Shuren
From the webMethods for Microsoft Installation and User’s Guide 7.1 PDF available on Advantage in the Bookshelf section.
Facilities of the webMethods for Microsoft Package
The webMethods for Microsoft Package provides .NET integration and management services within webMethods products in a tightly coupled implementation. The webMethods for Microsoft Package is an umbrella of solutions that encompasses several functional areas.
Expose .NET assemblies as integration services
The webMethods for Microsoft Package exposes, as integration services, the services provided by .NET assemblies operating in a service provider role. Those integration services can be exposed to the outside world as Web services just like any other webMethods service. This feature simplifies integration of business logic developed on the Microsoft .NET platform into applications external to the Microsoft environment. Additionally, it simplifies the development of integration logic using a .NET language of choice.
Allow .NET assemblies to invoke integration services
Microsoft .NET assemblies operating in a client role can invoke services exposed by Integration Server. The webMethods for Microsoft Package provides a native .NET API to Integration Server for this purpose. The API simplifies the integration of legacy or new business logic into Microsoft .NET applications.
Host .NET executable assemblies
The webMethods for Microsoft Package provides hosting of .NET executable assemblies or applications that may be operating in an Integration Server client role or in a role unrelated to Integration Server.
For step-by-step instructions see Chapter 3 “Using Developer with the .NET Package”.
Mark