on 03-31-2015 4:13 PM
Hi All,
Every Service interface has an associated WSDL.
So I assume that every service interface we create, a web service is created in XI.
From the WSLD of an sender service interface, I came to know the below information about the web service in XI.
Web Service Name : Service interface name
Operation name in web service : Service interface name
Parameter/argument of the operation : source XML payload.
I want to clarify, if this understanding is correct.. plz help me
>>>So I assume that every service interface we create, a web service is created in XI.
That would just be a design time WSDL document. It's not a web-service until it is configured/ you setup binding.
If you see the wsdl, you don't see any endpoint information in it.
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Hi Hareesh,
Ok.. after configuration, Service interface will create a web service.
Let us consider a File to File Scenario.
The SOAP request will be sent from File sender adapter to this web service(which is present in integration engine). Once web-service receives the SOAP request, only the information present in the body of the SOAP request will be given as the input of the functions present in the web-service.
But how come, entire SOAP structure present in all the pipe lines steps of a message in XI?
>>>Service interface will create a web service.
If you use SOAP adapter as your sender then this interface acts as a web service provider.
>>>The SOAP request will be sent from File sender adapter to this web service(which is present in integration engine).
Which web-service are you referring to ? Don't compare the wsdl tab with any service on integration engine. This option is to provided to extract design time wsdl /publish it in SR/ working with proxies.
Go through pipeline steps for a better understanding on message flow in PI
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