java.lang.RuntimeException: No method for io.eventuate.tram.messaging.common.MessageImpl@5ae52f04 about eventuate-tram-sagas

[kumar-csice]

@cer
The issue is due to ReserveCreditCommand as instead of common service, I have created it in both services with different packages as shown below

Customer-service
com.mt.unity.customerservice.apimessaging.command.ReserveCreditCommand

order-service
com.mt.unity.orderservice.saga.apimessaging.command.ReserveCreditCommand

[cer]

The issue is due to ReserveCreditCommand as instead of common service, I have created it in both services with different packages as shown below

Yes. The fully qualified class names need to match.
Glad you have made progress though.

[cer]

I have created all the eventuate framework tables and order and also customer micro service specific tables in the same customer_order_service's eventuate schema.

I'm confused about your database architecture. Do the Customer Service and Order Service share the same Postgres server?

[kumar-csice]

Here Yes..I am very anxious to see SAGA txn flow
So in another workspace I have tried with same DB with same schema for both order and customer microservice. Atleast now I able to see the next step in your SAGA framework.

But unfortunately with different DB for each microservice ( and with public schema) it is not at all working though I created all the orchestrator and participants in both the DB. Because eventuate framework always expects eventuate.saga_instance table under eventuate schema.
It looks like framework is tightly coupled with eventuate schema

[cer]

But unfortunately with different DB for each microservice ( and with public schema) it is not at all working though I created all the orchestrator and participants in both the DB.

See #95 (comment)