I would guess that would be next to impossible. I don't see how you can
more then one call to methods on a different machine(s) run under the same
transaction - it's just an HTTP call.
"Baldor Renwald" <omp@euskalnet. net> wrote in message
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> How can I make two or more webmethods run under the same transaction?
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> Thanks
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> How can I make two or more webmethods run under the same transaction?
There is no support for this today. WS-Transaction and WS-Coordination are the specs you want to watch. There's a nice article on XML.com that cover them[1].
Thanks for answering, Marina:
No; it would be on the same machine, of course.
Just two webmethods of the same webService
I have just started in this area, I'm not sure I am explaining it
correctly.
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> I would guess that would be next to impossible. I don't see how you can
> more then one call to methods on a different machine(s) run under the same
> transaction - it's just an HTTP call.
>
> "Baldor Renwald" <omp@euskalnet. net> wrote in message
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Yes, I understand. But from the perspective of calling the web service, it
almost doesn't matter. Once the HTTP call for the first one is done, the
connection is severed, and that's it.
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> Thanks for answering, Marina:
> No; it would be on the same machine, of course.
> Just two webmethods of the same webService
>
> I have just started in this area, I'm not sure I am explaining it
> correctly.
>
> "Marina" <someone@nospam .com> escribió en el mensaje
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