Reply from PSDeveloper on Jul 28 at 10:08 AM Nodes and Routings are analogous with with nodes and paths in network theory. Nodes are independent entities representing an application system e.g. PSFT_HR for HR, PSFT_EP for FSCM etc. Routings are connecting path between two different nodes. Also routings are linked to a service operation.
| | | ---------------Original Message--------------- From: Ken Duncan Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 6:27 PM Subject: WSDL, Message Schemas and Application Package I am trying to consume enough information to do the most basic invocation of a web service on an external server. I consumed the WSDL in the PIA. I created a pagelet that proves that the web service can be reached. So I am reading through the Integration Broker PeopleBook, and I have a couple of questions. 1. I thought that consuming the WSDL would yield something but if I look for message schemas I see nothing related to what I consumed. Do I have to create my own messages manually, along with other stuff, like nodes? Or, is this not needed to invoke an external web service? Or is there a way to get the PIA to help me generate the pieces I need? I don't mind writing code but I don't see any value here from consuming the WSDL because I can't see in the PIA that anything was made from it. 2. The IB PeopleBook, plus code samples I've seen here and at other websites put the code in an Application Package. I haven't ever created one of those, and I would like to know if I can invoke a web service synchronously from the Field Edit event and process the response in the same place without creating an Application Package. I know that is simplistic but I'm trying for simplistic to get something working the first time. Thanks. Ken | | Reply to this email to post your response. __.____._ | _.____.__ |
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