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June 3, 2024
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How to prioritise different services

  • June 3, 2024
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Hi Everyone,

 

I came across the doubt like I have three services for eg. serA, serB and serC.

 

serA is used as input parameter (which is taking input from text widget and dropdown widget)  for both the service B and C now the bindings which I have done is when serA  invoke completed then it triggers both the serB AND servC and the serB all data goes to grid data and serC all data goes to bar chart (which is basically count of grid data column)

now how I want is the service  C should trigger after serB invoke is completed (means data in grid loaded then chart dislpy) or both should occur at the same time   
so suggest me proper bindings

 

The problem which I am getting is sometime grid data loaded and bar chart isn't loaded while some time bar chart is loaded and grid is not so my requirement is either both should load same time or bar graph should display after grid data is loaded.

Regards,

Lav

 

 

 

Best answer by GuillaumeL

Hello,

 

You cannot guarantee 100% of time that 2 services will be executed in the same time because browser execute few server side services in the same time (6 for Chrome if I remember well).

But you can orchestrate ServC to be called only when ServB is completed using this event on ServB;

GuillaumeLaroch_1-1717662646467.png

Rgds,

Guillaume

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June 6, 2024

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    GuillaumeL14-AlexandriteAnswer
    14-Alexandrite
    June 6, 2024

    Hello,

     

    You cannot guarantee 100% of time that 2 services will be executed in the same time because browser execute few server side services in the same time (6 for Chrome if I remember well).

    But you can orchestrate ServC to be called only when ServB is completed using this event on ServB;

    GuillaumeLaroch_1-1717662646467.png

    Rgds,

    Guillaume

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    vnamboodheriCommunity Manager
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    June 10, 2024

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