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Jetfire Utility for Web Service

An xml string provides a lot of flexibility in responding to client requests. The Server can send one or more workflows or an error message. Of course, xml can also be complicated to decode. The Jetfire utility also contains access to the Jetfire Web Service.

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Start-up

The utility is started up by instantiating the JfWS class. When it is instantiated, the web service url to the customer Jetfire Web Service is provided. This provides a connection to the Web Service.

Unlike web pages where login is optional because Jetfire automatically logs in as a Guest user to a configured Subscription, the Web Service allows users to connect to any subscription.

Login is mandatory. The Web Service Client must login either as a Guest or a named user to a valid subscription.

The Workflow Class

The Workflow contains:
  • Properties
  • Methods

The Workflows Class

The Worklows class is the most often used class because most responses send one or more workflows. The Workflows constructor takes an xml string and converts it to a Workflows object that contains one or more Workflow objects or an error message.

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