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  • November 24, 2006 at 12:41 pm #48906
    Mark Thompson
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      Clovertechies,

      Working on my first connection of Cloverleaf (5.3 or 5.4.1) to a web service.  Does anyone have tips on how to get the XML Configurator to compile a Web Service Descriptor Language (WSDL) xml definition?  I tried the compile button in the GUI, but it went into an infinite loop.  (Well maybe not infinite, but I killed it after 40 hours.)  Any suggestions apprecitaed.

      - Mark Thompson
      HealthPartners

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      • November 27, 2006 at 3:20 pm #60068
        Nathan Martin
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          SOAP related issues have been discussed before.  You might want to search for the word “soap” on this dscussion board, and you’ll probably need to do some reasearch here:  http://www.google.com/

          On the board, people have used Java, TCL, third party libraries, and/or custom tcl procs.  There isn’t a standard way to make SOAP requests and handle responses using the engine, as far as I know.  (Also, I don’t think you can comple a WSDL.  Once you figure out what your soap request should look like, including the wrapper and content, you could put it all together in a DTD or XMLSchema and compile that.)

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