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| PEPERO |
 Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 9:10 pm Post subject: User Defined Property default values |
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Hi all;
Suppose there are two message flows (A & B ) as one makeing a request to a server and the other reading the response back asynchronously.
There are 2 or more user defined properties defined in each of the flows with a default value.
The properties in each A & B are read on the onInitialize() method of their separate java compute node class and is put in their class static member variables.
When redeploying message flow B , the default values for the user define properties of message flow A are lost. If don't want to deploy A & B in separate execution groups , what do i have to do? |
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| fjb_saper |
| Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2017 4:27 am Post subject: Re: User Defined Property default values |
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| PEPERO wrote: |
Hi all;
Suppose there are two message flows (A & B ) as one makeing a request to a server and the other reading the response back asynchronously.
There are 2 or more user defined properties defined in each of the flows with a default value.
The properties in each A & B are read on the onInitialize() method of their separate java compute node class and is put in their class static member variables.
When redeploying message flow B , the default values for the user define properties of message flow A are lost. If don't want to deploy A & B in separate execution groups , what do i have to do? |
You do not say but it looks to me as both A and B are using the same java class.
In order for each flow to have different variables you need to use either the memory mgmt (Extreme Scale) or a different class.
When you redeploy either of the flows into the integration server you reinitialize the Java Class, be it static or not. This is an integration server scope. So at that point you reinitialize all variables for the class, static or not... Any java class associated with the deployment will undergo the same fate. If you need the variables to survive a class reload, you should serialize them in extreme scale. As long as the structure does not change you can retrieve the object from extreme scale and keep the values that were stored there.
Hope it helps 
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| anil kumar |
| Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2017 4:31 am Post subject: |
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| Just Curious and wanted to know if Java Isolation property could help this kind of scenario can any one advise? |
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