Call a method from your WDK component

If you want to handle some business logic asynchronously, the best way can be implement a method. Here is a code snippet which explains how you can call a java method from your wdk code.

In below code we are creating a workflow object.

private void executeMethodCall() {

            try {

                 

                  IDfSession dfSession=getDfSession();

                  StringBuffer strBufQry = new StringBuffer();

                  strBufQry.append("Execute do_method WITH  METHOD='NewMethod',");

                  strBufQry.append(" arguments='-workflowName ");

                  strBufQry.append(m_strWorkflow);

                  strBufQry.append(" -docId ");

                  strBufQry.append(m_strObjectId);

                  strBufQry.append(" -docbase ");

                  strBufQry.append(dfSession.getDocbaseName());

                  strBufQry.append(" -user_name ");

                  strBufQry.append(dfSession.getServerConfig().getString(                       "r_install_owner"));

                  strBufQry.append(" -workItemId ");

                  strBufQry.append(m_strWorkItemId);

                  strBufQry.append("'");

                  IDfQuery dfQuery = new DfQuery();

                  dfQuery.setDQL(strBufQry.toString());

                  dfQuery.execute(getDfSession(), IDfQuery.DF_EXEC_QUERY);

                  MessageService.addMessage(this, "MSG_DOCUMENT_SENT");

            } catch (DfException e) {

                  e.printStackTrace();

            }

      }