Rick,
If you developed your web service in WDSC, then use the explorer in WDSC
and go to the Web Content, directory of your project, drill down to the
WDSL directory and open the wsdl file. Look at the source view. Scroll all
the way to the bottom of the file. Your web service location will be found
there.
If you moved it to a different WAS server than your local test environment
server, then replace "localhost:9080" with whatever the name of your
system/ip address where the other WAS server is, and the port that you
installed the web service EAR file onto.
If this is all still in your WDSC test environment and you have not
published it anywhere else, then you should leave it as localhost:9080 in
the WSDL location.
If you are trying to access your test service from VB, while it is running
inside of your test environment...I don't even know if that's possible. If
it was, however, it would still be that localhost:9080 value.
If you want to copy and paste that line from your WSDL in WDSC for this
service, then email it to this list, I can probably give you the exact
location, using your own project/service names.
HTH
Shannon O'Donnell
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Shannon,
I tried using the link you provided and changing it to match my web
service but I still can't find it. I also tried several variations.
Where is this documented? I'd love to be able to look this up on my own
but so far my searches have been fruitless.
Rick
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 9:10 AM
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Hi Rick,
This is pretty easy. Actually...now that I think about, ANY question is
easy if you already know the answer... but...this is easy.
Lets assume your web service name is WsGetData and you installed it on
port 10000 on your local PC WAS server. You would find the WSDL at:
http://localhost:10000/WsGetData/services/WSGETDATAServices/wsdl/WSGETDA
TASe
rvices.wsdl
HTH
Shannon O'Donnell
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 8:55 AM
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Subject: [WDSCI-L] Accessing locally published web service on test
server
I have created a web service that I not want to access using a VB.net
program. The issue I have is that I can't figure out where to find the
service. I spent several hours yesterday going through WDSC help and
tutorials without any success. Searching the archives also proved
unsuccessful. I'm pretty sure I have published it to the local
webshpere
6.1 test server on my PC because if I display services for the server I
can see it. My question is how do I find the URL the VB program needs
to discover the service?
Rick Chevalier
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