Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:41 am Post subject: Using SOAP/JMS WSDL
Knight
Joined: 25 Aug 2006 Posts: 589
I am using WMB 61. I can drop a SOAP/HTTP WSDL into the SOAPInput node to configure it.
However I got error saying there is no imported soap http binding in the WSDL file when dropping the SOAP/JMS WSDL into the SOAPInput node.
Can some one tiell me if this is normal ?
If that is the case, doe it mean that I have to build a message flow using JMSInput or MQ input for invocation of WS when the incoming message is using SOAP over JMS?
Have a look at your WSDL. It would most probably be because the WSDL does not have the soap binding tag with the transport set to http.
The SOAP binding defines the concrete specifics of how the service would be implemented on the wire. So if you desire an http implementation you should have that defined in your WSDL.
Have a look at a WSDL that is used with SOAP over HTTP and you will understand better. Look for a tag similar to
and look in your WSDL and I am pretty sure you will not see it there. You can edit the WSDL to include http support for that WSDl and then your SOAPInput node will not complain.
But I am using SOAP over JMS. So missing of SOAP/HTTP binding is expected. I am just wondering ( and like to confirm) if I cannot use the SOAPInput node when doing SOAP over JMS.
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