<soap:address location="http://services.xmethods.net:80/perl/soaplite.cgi"/>
What I'm asking is, in my CF scenario, would this value be to my cfc
file, or to a cfm that included the cfc, or what?
:)
None of the above, the beauty of a CF web service is that you don't need to
work this hard. You create a CFC that is going to be a web service. You do
this by taking the incredible hard task of putting access="remote" as a
parameter into one or more of the functions {aka methods} of the CFC. Then the
ever so nice CF engine creates the WSDL of this newly minted web service for
you.
You could consume this web service with some other piece of ColdFusion with a
<cfinvoke> tag something like this.
<cfinvoke webservice=http://my.webservice.com/doThisStuff.cfc?wsdl ... >
But from what I understand, is that you would not be writing this part, since
the QuickBooks application is going to consume the web service. I would
presume somewhere in the configuration that allows QuickBooks to consume a web
service, you would provide an URI to your CFC web service to be consumed.
What you showed as an example wsdl file is what I presume the QuickBooks
application is expecting to see from a web service. So you just need to write
your web service CFC to provide a wsdl that meets these expectations.
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