ManagedComponentComponent.invokeOperation() assumes there is only one ManagedOperation with a given name, which may not be true ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: JOPR-105 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JOPR-105 Project: Jopr Issue Type: Bug Components: Plugin - JBoss AS 5 Affects Versions: 2.1 Reporter: Ian Springer Assignee: Ian Springer Fix For: 2.2 Original Estimate: 1 hour Remaining Estimate: 1 hour The ManagedComponent could have more than one operation with a given name (i.e. overloaded operations), so we need to examine the parameters too to figure out the correct operation to invoke. Here's an email I sent to Scott: Ian Springer wrote: > Scott- > > Quick question. Will ManagedComponent.getOperations() ever return multiple operations with the same name (i.e. overloaded operations)? > > Thanks, > Ian Yes, it should.

ManagedComponentComponent.invokeOperation() assumes there is only one ManagedOperation with a given name, which may not be true ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: JOPR-105 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JOPR-105 Project: Jopr Issue Type: Bug Components: Plugin - JBoss AS 5 Affects Versions: 2.2 Reporter: Ian Springer Original Estimate: 1 hour Remaining Estimate: 1 hour The ManagedComponent could have more than one operation with a given name (i.e. overloaded operations), so we need to examine the parameters too to figure out the correct operation to invoke. Here's an email I sent to Scott: Ian Springer wrote: > Scott- > > Quick question. Will ManagedComponent.getOperations() ever return multiple operations with the same name (i.e. overloaded operations)? > > Thanks, > Ian Yes, it should.