Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
Hi Martin,
Just an idea:
Do not specify the URL of the WSDL directly in the SOAP Properties of the Web Service Call-Out signature, but only refer to a local WSDL file. In case you would like to use a different server then you only have to change the local copy of the WSDL and there's no need to regenerate the related signature.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Daniel
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Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
i use the same workaround and it works fine.
Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
So do you just load the WSDL in from C:\\somefile.wsdl or do you put it on http://localhost/somefile.wsdl?
Martin
Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
You can use
C:\\somefile.wsdl
We use the technique and it works fine.
Author: martinandheather@gmail.com (byjones)
Currently, I have an application which calls out to webservices on a server.
However, if this server changes, do I have to regenerate all of the signatures in order to use this new server?
If it is a matter of regenerating, would it be possible to add a feature to allow the base URL to be specified somewhere, and then simply change this and recompile the signatures in order to make the changes?
Martin
How do tell Uniface where the path of the webservice is at runtime - does this go in the wsdl file?
Thanks,
Anthony
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