Hi, I'm trying to create a remote service in one extension app and subscribing it in another which unfortunately is not working. Following is the snippet:
Source Code Controller file of App A (remote service creator)
const appControllerName = `${appName}:controller`
const appService = SYMPHONY.services.register(controllerName);
const customControllerName = 'custom:controller'
const customService = SYMPHONY.services.register(customControllerName);
SYMPHONY.remote.hello().then(() => {
SYMPHONY.application
.register(appName, [ 'modules', 'applications-nav' ], [ controllerName ])
.then((response) => {
const modulesService = SYMPHONY.services.subscribe('modules')
const navService = SYMPHONY.services.subscribe('applications-nav')
navService.add('my-app-nav', 'Hello World', controllerName)
appService.implement({
select: () => {
modulesService.show(
'helloWorldApp',
{ title: 'Hello World App' },
controllerName,
'https://localhost:8080/index.html',
{ 'canFloat': true }
)
},
})
customService.implement({
testMethod: () => {
// Do Something
}
})
SYMPHONY.remote.register(customControllerName).then( resp => {
// Resolves with blank object
} );
})
})
Source Code of App B (remote service subscriber)
SYMPHONY.remote.hello().then(() => {
SYMPHONY.application
.register(appName, [ 'modules', 'custom:controller' ], [])
.then((response) => {
SYMPHONY.remote.subscribe('custom:controller').then( resp => {
const service = SYMPHONY.services.subscribe('custom:controller');
// Doesn't work
} );
})
})
For your use-case, you should not be using multiple controllers this way. Instead, make use of the Service Interface documented at the link below and use the implement and invoke methods to achieve remote method calls.
Thanks for the update, I'll work accordingly. Is the position where I'm registering to remote service correct i.e. after application is registered or should I do it just after registering service?
