So you are consuming a web service rather than providing one - i may be
wrong here - i have never used the web services developer but is it not for
the providing of web services as opposed to the consuming ?


If you want to consume one then just write it in databasic using the soap or
the http api - it will be about 30 lines of code !  I presume it then
responds with xml - again just use the xml api to parse that using an EXT is
very simple again and is only 10 lines of code.

If you are not able, from the wsdl, to make out what the format of the
request or the response may be or if the web service itself does not have an
example page (asp.net web services do by default) then as suggested
elsewhere i can recommend soapui.org it will generate example requests and
responses for you so you can work with these in your databasic. If it is
soap you can either use the databasic soap ui or it may be simpler to just
formulate the soap message yourself (as per the example done by soapui) and
use the http api straight up.


I would certainly recommend you do it in databasic - web services are
basically very simple and it is worth your while spending half a day to do
this and you will then understand them inside out and become a web services
guru ;)


Rgds
Symeon.


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Sent: 15 December 2008 18:14
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Subject: Re: [U2] Web Services Developer

No, someone had given me a wsdl from an as400 that I need to communicate
with.B  Not knowing much about webservices, I was hoping I could, somehow,
load that into the u2 web services developer, create a matching subroutine,
and be flying.B  Probably not that simple eh?



Thanks




----- Original Message -----
From: "David S Hona" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 12:42:32 AM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central
Subject: RE: [U2] Web Services Developer

Do you mean an existing WSDL file, that you have previously
defined/created using U2WSD, but you're moving from a different PC?


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Subject: [U2] Web Services Developer

Hi All,



Does anyone know of a way to import an existing wsdl into the Web
Services Developer?



Thanks in advance for any info provided.
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