on 06-20-2012 6:40 PM
Hi,
i published a webservice by ESR for be create in Service Registry.
I would like know if is possible create an endpoint for this webservice, if yes, How ?
Another doubt, this webservice that was published in Service Registry was develop in .net.
In Service Registry the soapaction was created with a string below:
"http://sap.com/xi/WebService/soap1.1"
Happens that string the soapaction is other.
With i can change this string that was created e put a correct string the web service ?
Thank you.
Marlon
Open service registry and search for published service,end point will create automatically in SR.
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As you know, Service Registry is not mandatory portion of SOA. After you create structure definition and complete scenario, you will create WSDL using sender agreement. WSDL is the document that has details about webservice including the endpoint details. That's the reason we create wsdl from integration builder(config) not from ESR(design) tool. Once you created WSDL you can publish the service definition which is avaible from WSDL for the authorized users. The users or customer can download WSDL from the published registry for the webservice client development coding and for testing your hosted webservice. You will not create end point in SR. Also refer below my link for the clarity. There are plenty of great documents about creating WSDL, Service Registry online.
>I would like know if is possible create an endpoint for this webservice, if yes, How ?
Please refer this link which has screenshot about creating endpoint ,...
http://www.riyaz.net/sap/pi-71-publishing-service-interface-as-a-webservice-in-sr/527/
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