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Re: Doubt in Advanced Transfer and WebService [message #871746 is a reply to message #870967] |
Mon, 14 May 2012 19:27 |
Randy Childers Messages: 121 Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Ullas--
The webservice support for version 4.0 has been completely rewritten, so
none of the previous behaviors will be applicable now. The ambitious
goal of the rewrite was to create a more flexible and easily
configurable interface for dealing with webservices. That beid said,
the idea is that once you drop the .wsdl into your webservices folder,
you then drop a webservice module onto your canvas, wire it up, then
double-click it and configure the inputs/outputs. However, there's a
lot of possible variabilty in how the .wsdl's are put together, which
makes it an extremely difficult feature to test completely. This is my
roundabout way of saying that I found a bug in the webservices system
when working with your .wsdl. Once it's resolved, I'll post here again.
Apologies for the inconvenience,
Randy
In <joga3v$ggg$1@xxxxxxxxe.org> Ullas V wrote:
> Hi Randy,
>
> Previously i am using vtp 3.0 but there web service module is not
> working now I am using vtp 4.0 and i am trying to check the soap web
> service call module. but i am not able to find out how i can pass the
> value to my web service module.
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> In 3.0 version when i am dropping the wsdl file to the Webservces
> folder i am able to see those variables which ever i am using in my
> web serivce. If i am dropping the wsdl file in 4.0 i am not able to
> see those variables.
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> my call design is begin--> play prompt --> Soap Webservice --> return
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> when ever i am deploying this module in tomcat on starting itself
> tomcat is throwing some error. the wsdl file and error coming while
> starting of the tomcat and the logs of my call flow i am attaching..
>
> please help me to find a solution for this..
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