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Best answer by vxavier

Hi @Saitoisonfire,

 

Ok, I can think in two cases here:

  • Services Y and X will populate different properties in the Mashup contained. This is easy, you create the mashup parameters in the mashup that will be contained and link the outputs of each services for each respective properties. 
  • Services Y and X will populate the same property, in this case you need to think in what situation each service will populate the property. Maybe you can solve this with condition in the services. Using expressions. Create another W service to deal with Y and X services to give just one output. I am not sure if event router could be used here, but maybe, it is a possibility.

Hope it helps you,

Vinícius Xavier.

 

 

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vxavier5-Regular MemberAnswer
5-Regular Member
April 12, 2018

Hi @Saitoisonfire,

 

Ok, I can think in two cases here:

  • Services Y and X will populate different properties in the Mashup contained. This is easy, you create the mashup parameters in the mashup that will be contained and link the outputs of each services for each respective properties. 
  • Services Y and X will populate the same property, in this case you need to think in what situation each service will populate the property. Maybe you can solve this with condition in the services. Using expressions. Create another W service to deal with Y and X services to give just one output. I am not sure if event router could be used here, but maybe, it is a possibility.

Hope it helps you,

Vinícius Xavier.

 

 

1-Visitor
April 12, 2018

Hi @vxavier,

It is the second case, I have to populate the same priority. 
I thought it could have an easier way using some kind of flux manager instead of a lot of  "if".
But I think this is the solution.

Thanks,

Anselmo.

5-Regular Member
April 12, 2018

I checked here, Event Router will do the job.

 

The EventRouter Widget allows a user to bind multiple sources to one target, and each time a source is updated, the output is updated accordingly.