List of receivedFault() Examples

Examples of receivedFault()

org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.receivedFault()
Method receivedResult. Indicates that the invocation that this workflow initiated has received a fault as response. This happens when a request-response pattern is followed. @param wtcontext current workflow tracking context. @param context the context for this invocation as returned by invokeService @param descriptionAndAnnotation optional vararg. The first element is used as the human readable description for this notification. The subsequent strings need to be serialized XML fragments that are added as annotation to the notification.

Examples of org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.receivedFault()

            // assume we received response at this point and continue.
            if (result instanceof Success) {
                notifier.receivedResult(context, service1Invocation, ((Success) result).header,
                        ((Success) result).body, "got success response from service1");
            } else if (result instanceof Failure) {
                notifier.receivedFault(context, service1Invocation, ((Failure) result).header, ((Failure) result).body,
                        "got fault response from service1");
            }


        }

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Examples of org.apache.airavata.workflow.tracking.WorkflowNotifier.receivedFault()

            // assume we received response at this point and continue.
            if (result instanceof Success) {
                notifier.receivedResult(context, service1Invocation, ((Success) result).header,
                        ((Success) result).body, "got success response from service2");
            } else if (result instanceof Failure) {
                notifier.receivedFault(context, service1Invocation, ((Failure) result).header, ((Failure) result).body,
                        "got fault response from service2");
            }


        }

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