Presto Wires
Grab Input from another service
Posted 02/05/2010 - 13:02 by hyeung
I have 2 web service operations.
1. Get product list
2. Get product availability by ID
I want to create the output with the Product name and ID from 1 and the stock status from 2
Since operation 2 requires a product ID as an input parameter to retrieve data, Join or Merge may not work in this case. I think I need to first get the product list and then feed each of the product ID to 2 to get the results.
How can I generate the results in Wires?
Please advise.
Thanks
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