Hi,
When you are defining the web-service in the Admin-tool, you do not access
any WSDL or web-server at all.
When you are reading a WSDL from the web-server inside of a FLTR in
Admin-tool, you go from your local PC straight to the web-server.
When you go to the WSDL via your browser, you may or may not have a
proxy-server in between.
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> Hi Misi,
>
>> When defining your filter, the WSDL will be access directly from your
>> Admin-tool, and not from the server.
>>
>> When you actually use the Web-Service, it will go from the AR Server to
>> your Mid-Tier Server.
>>
>> If you can access the WSDL from a browser, you can then do a "Save
>> Page..." and then point Admin-tool to this file.
>
> If what you're saying is the case then I don't understand how can it
> be possible, that the admin tool can access the URL a from the Web
> Service in the Admin Tool, but it can't from a Filter in the Admin
> Tool.
>
> Mark
>
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