on 12-22-2008 3:19 PM
Hi,
I'm defining Web service (through the configuration builder) and the message interface that i'm using to publish is based on idoc.
when i'm trying to check the WSDL which was generated, in the wsnavigator i'm getting the following error:
"cannot download WSDL from http://<server.....filename.wsdl: cannot load java.class: typename = /wsdl:definition/wsdl:types/xsd:schema/xsd:elemen/xsd:complexType, elementName=TEST_BASIC_TYPE
please advise,
Pavel Sheynkman.
Hi Pavel
Is your message and external definition that you want to publish as WSDL. You need to check the XSD imported?
Moreover where did you loaded this WSDL to be explorable using WSNavigator.
Thanks
Gaurav
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Hi Pavel,
How big is your wsdl ? can you paste it here or load it in some online shared folder ?
Creating a webservice for a MI which is based on an IDOC shouldnt create a problem.
Thanks,
Pooja
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Could you share what is the exact requirement. You may try this - Create a message interface for Idoc message type and then try to expose it as webservice.
Regards,
Prateek
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I think you have used the proposed url which was mentioned in defining the webservice in configuration. better to use this link:
http://hostname:port/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:<service>:<sender channel name>.in that url. you have to mention the hostname of the server and the port number.
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