http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Dev-Not-used-java-services-in-the-ContactMechServices-java-class-tp167856p167861.html
Yes, and I know that's not recommended, but... *shrug*
> You mean it doesn't go through the service engine to call these "services"? It just calls the Java methods directly?
>
> -David
>
>
> Adrian Crum wrote:
>
>>One of the first things we tackled was providing a simpler way to deal with a
>>company entity in a more atomic way. We created a company service that treats
>>the company name, primary address, primary phone number, etc as a single entity.
>>The company service we created simply calls the OFBiz party and contactMech java
>>services to retrieve/create/modify the data.
>>
>>
>>David E Jones wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Adrian,
>>>
>>>How do you use those as services? Do you mean that you change the service definitions to use these methods instead of what comes out of the box?
>>>
>>>I'd be a bit surprised if these even worked any more as they haven't been maintained for a while if they aren't being used...
>>>
>>>-David
>>>
>>>
>>>Adrian Crum wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Removing those java services would break a lot of our code. We use them a lot.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I've noticed that, in the ContactMechServices.java class, there are some
>>>>>no more used methods:
>>>>>
>>>>>updateContactMech
>>>>>updatePostalAddress
>>>>>updateTelecomNumber
>>>>>
>>>>>are three of them (but there could be more).
>>>>>
>>>>>The three services I've mentioned above, are now implemented as minilang
>>>>>services in the ContactMechServices.xml file.
>>>>>
>>>>>What is the reason of this? Should we remove these services?
>>>>>
>>>>>Jacopo
>>>>>
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