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file to wsdl to file scenario

Former Member
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hi experts,

I am doing file to wsdl to file scenario. in that i am sending data to wsdl through file and want to recieve (response) the data from wsdl in the another file. for this how many reciever, interface determination i have to make .

your help will be appreciated.

thanks and regards ,

Anup Banerjee

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Former Member
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If you want the response in real time (i.e synchronous) than since the file adapter does not support synchronous communication, you either need to use the request\response bean or BPM.

Search in sdn with these topics and you'll get a lot of help.

Former Member
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Hi,

To answer to your question, you have to answer to this one: does your exchanges are Synchronous ? or Asynchronous ? especially about the response returned by web service.

If you don't, ask the question to application where is Web Service (WSDL) is exposed.

you can check also by openning the WSDL and check if you have different action like request / response.

So either you have two asynchronous exchanges:

1. Source file -> Web service (request)

2. Web service (response) -> Target file

or only synchronous exchange:

1. Source file -> Web service (request) / Web service (response) -> Target file

And so you are able to understand how many receivers, Interface determination and so on that you need...

regards.

Mickael

Former Member
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hi Mickael,

thanks for u r reply,

my scenario is

Source file -> Web service (request) / Web service (response) -> Target file

help on this scenario.

thanks and regards

Anup banerjee

Former Member
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Hi,

my scenario is

Source file -> Web service (request) / Web service (response) -> Target file

You can use standard modules in the sender communication channel.

RequestResponseBean and

ResponseOneWayBean

Check out this thread for more information..

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Regards,

Sunitha