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| tbenyacs |
 Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:48 am Post subject: How to take WSDL into the message flow? |
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How to take WSDL into the message flow in such a manner that it can be accessible from WEB browser (e.g. Internet Explorer)?
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| marcin.kasinski |
| Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:56 am Post subject: Re: How to take WSDL into the message flow? |
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| tbenyacs wrote: |
| How to take WSDL into the message flow in such a manner that it can be accessible from WEB browser (e.g. Internet Explorer)? |
What do you mean ?
When you import WSDL into toolkit it can be opened by IE.
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| jefflowrey |
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The only things that are accessible to web browsers are things that are made accessible by web SERVERS.
Broker Runtime is a web server, but it is not a general purpose web server. It is designed to only serve up message flows as end points for HTTP requests.
You could, if you felt like it, build a message flow that would pull your WSDL from a database, and return them to the caller.
Or you could do something more sensible, like use WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in combination with Broker.
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| tbenyacs |
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Thanks for everyone!
Tom
| jefflowrey wrote: |
The only things that are accessible to web browsers are things that are made accessible by web SERVERS.
Broker Runtime is a web server, but it is not a general purpose web server. It is designed to only serve up message flows as end points for HTTP requests.
You could, if you felt like it, build a message flow that would pull your WSDL from a database, and return them to the caller.
Or you could do something more sensible, like use WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in combination with Broker. |
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