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Problem seeing interfaces in Interface Partners property editor [message #4001]

Fri, 14 April 2006 15:34

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jeff.delong.jboss.com

I downloaded the source for the BPEL Designer from CVS following the
Installation instructions and it compiled fine. I launched a new Eclipse
application, created a project for the OrderProcessing example, and can
open its bpel file and wsdl file in the designer. This all works / looks
very nice.

I have created my own simple HelloWorld example. I can edit the wsdl file
in the designer, adding / editing the elements, including the
Extensibility Elements Partner Links. However when I view the bpel file in
the designer I cannot "browse" interfaces in Interface Partners property
editor, nor see a list of interfaces, like I do in the OrderProcessing
example. Also, the icons in the OrderProcessing example wsdl Extensibility
Elements have bpel process icons, whereas the ones I have in my examples
have an "e" icon.

Any directions you could provide on how to make this work is greatly
appreciated.

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Re: Problem seeing interfaces in Interface Partners property editor [message #4004 is a reply to message #4001]

Tue, 18 April 2006 13:55

Rodrigo Peretti

Messages: 10
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hi Jeff,

The browse dialog functionality has not been implemented yet. Here's the
bug:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=119460

Could you log a bug for the problem with the icons?

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=BPEL

Thanks,
Rodrigo

Jeff DeLong wrote:
> I downloaded the source for the BPEL Designer from CVS following the
> Installation instructions and it compiled fine. I launched a new Eclipse
> application, created a project for the OrderProcessing example, and can
> open its bpel file and wsdl file in the designer. This all works / looks
> very nice.
> I have created my own simple HelloWorld example. I can edit the wsdl
> file in the designer, adding / editing the elements, including the
> Extensibility Elements Partner Links. However when I view the bpel file
> in the designer I cannot "browse" interfaces in Interface Partners
> property editor, nor see a list of interfaces, like I do in the
> OrderProcessing example. Also, the icons in the OrderProcessing example
> wsdl Extensibility Elements have bpel process icons, whereas the ones I
> have in my examples have an "e" icon.
>
> Any directions you could provide on how to make this work is greatly
> appreciated.
>

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Re: Problem seeing interfaces in Interface Partners property editor [message #4075 is a reply to message #4004]

Tue, 18 April 2006 18:51

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jeff.delong.jboss.com

I submitted a bug for the icon issue.

By the way, since the browse feature is not implemented yet, how did get
the interface to show up in the purchaseOrderProcess? Was this added by
hand to the .bpel file?

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Re: Problem seeing interfaces in Interface Partners property editor [message #4277 is a reply to message #4075]

Fri, 21 April 2006 19:11

Rodrigo Peretti

Messages: 10
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

For now you can add the interfaces by hand. Make sure to also add
imports for them in the .bpel file.

Rodrigo

Jeff DeLong wrote:
> I submitted a bug for the icon issue.
>
> By the way, since the browse feature is not implemented yet, how did get
> the interface to show up in the purchaseOrderProcess? Was this added by
> hand to the .bpel file?
>

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