Wizard
Kalipso - Developing - Specific options - Web Services - Wizard
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Kalipso - Developing - Specific options - Web Services - Wizard
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Wizard mode prompts for information in steps.
The information is similar to the solicited in the manual form, but here you are more directionated.
Despite this option, which facilitates and speeds up the import and association of a Web Service, you can later edit the fields. Viewing the option "manually" the possible editing options are available. However, we warn you that editing such a service should only occur if there is any (temporary) problem with the WSDL file being carried out carefully.
So, after choosing the option wizard the following steps appear:
The available fields are:
Name - Name for the Web Service. The name cannot contain spaces.
WSDL Address - Field to place the WSDL (Web Services Description Language) address.
User - Enter the user, if applicable, to access the server where the web service is provided.
Port - The Port where the Web Service is available. This value is inherited from the Web Service Properties but it can be overwritten.
Passw - Enter the password for the user to access the server where the web service is provided.
Description - Description for the Web Service. Kalipso does nothing with this field. Is for your information only.
After introducing the necessary information click "Next".
After clicking on next the following screen appears:
Area where the Web Service code that was obtained after binding with WSDL appears. In this step you only see the code.
After validating the information click "Next".
In this final step you can select the Operations of the Web Service that you want to import.
To finnish click "Done".
After importing a Web Services definitions through their WSDL (Web Services Description Language) then you can execute them in your project with the WebServiceRun Action.
The images shown above contain example information. The content appears because it was previously associated with a web service.
