package org.adoxx.adows.client.main;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Properties;

import javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException;

import org.adoxx.adows.client.ADOxxWebService;

import com.boc_eu.adoweb.adows.adoscript.GetModelsXML;

/**
 * @author wutz
 * 
 *         Sample implementation to retreive the content of models from an
 *         ADOxx based tool via web-service interaction.
 * 
 *         FIXME: the return XML is currently available as a XML in String
 *         format, in case further steps are needed, parsing of the return needs
 *         to be implemented.
 * 
 *         FIXME: the modelids are hard-coded and needs to be dynamically
 *         retrieved from TOC interaction
 *
 */
public class RunADOxxServiceInteractionModelsXML {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws ServiceException, IOException {

	// load property for endpoint reference
	Properties prop = new Properties();
	InputStream inputStream = RunADOxxServiceInteractionModelDocuXML.class.getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("config.properties");
	prop.load(inputStream);

	// Construct the ADOxx service as a singleton in the application.
	ADOxxWebService service = ADOxxWebService.getInstance(prop.getProperty("endpoint"));

	// create the set of modelids
	HashSet<Integer> modelIDs = new HashSet<Integer>();
	modelIDs.add(11201);

	// Create the interaction object, using the service, a set of modelids
	// and/or modelgroupids and a
	// boolean if record rows should be included as an input,
	// implictly triggers the service interaction, the returned XML is in
	// accordance with the schema available here
	// http://www.adoxx.org/AdoScriptDoc/files/Message_Ports/Component_APIs/Documentation/XML_MODELS-js.html#XML_MODELS

	GetModelsXML modelsXML = new GetModelsXML(service, modelIDs, null, true);

	// Handle the results
	System.out.println(modelsXML.getResult());

    }

}