I need help on this guys.
I have a scenario where i have to consume data from wsdl object into Informatica cloud and expose the data through REST or SOAP from Informatica cloud to be consumed by Salesforce application. It is a Cloud Application Integration scenario. How do I achieve this? Can anyone explain step by step process provide I am new to this integration. This is the only solution I have to do.
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I am a new developer on SAP and I perform a task that requires the consumption of a Web Service. But when I download the WSDL file from my local environment, I have some activation issues. Indeed I cannot activate it because there is a recursivity (recursion) in a method. ABAP does not take recursions into account unless translating it to XSDany and I don't know how I can no longer modify the WSDL file since it belongs to another service. Thanks in advance .
SAP has a lot of limitation about WSDL. You can download and edit WSDL locally then use it for service creation.
We are designing a Java middleware web application, something like a ESB, such as IBM message broker or mule.
We have many Oracle EBS interfaces(soap web services), and now the salesforce CRM wants to call the EBS interfaces through the middleware application.
Slaesforce CRM calls the middleware by rest json, and the middleware calls EBS by SOAP webservice. The picture below helps you know my meanings.
We have struggled many days to design the middleware with Spring Integration. But we found it difficult to do this. We still need to generate a jar file(by CXF) for every EBS interface(each wsdl with a jar file), and call the EBS interface by the traditional web service way.
We do not want to generate the webservice client jar files for each EBS interface. Is spring integration suitable for this(no generating the jar files for each WSDL, just some configuration or not much coding)? If not, can you suggest some other product else?
Thank you very much in advance.
For the SOAP interaction Spring Integration provides the WS module which is fully based on the Spring WS project.
I don't see reason to generate something, if you just can use the Spring Integration's <int-ws:outbound-gateway> to call that Oracle ESB service.
For this purpose you just need to know which XML to build for the request and which to parse from the response.
Seems for me for this purpose it would be enough for you to know the service WSDL and investigate it from the SOAP UI.
If I were you I'd just forget the CXF when we are with Spring :-).
An API gateway is one product which can be used here. Typically, it acts as a proxy between the client and the applications, but it can also do transformation between JSON and XML, which is what would happen in a REST to SOAP conversion.
MuleESB, although not a gateway can also be used for this purpose, see this link How to convert SOAP web service to REST web service in Mule
We did this by ourselves.
We developed the middleware by ourselves with Java.
We used java with freemarker template to convert the json request to required soap envelope body. Then used apache httpclient to call the web service(oracle EBS).
I'm new to the Mulesoft. Currently we have a requirement that need to use Mulesoft to expose a WSDL for Salesforce to call. When Salesforce call this web service, it will transform some account information and Mulesoft will load them to a MySQL table. Could anyone help how can I create this? Thank you!
Definitely... As Nuno said you need to use CXF component in Mule to expose your SOAP webservice.. Actually using Mule platform you can able to expose any kind of Web Service you required like (Soap,Rest) that other applications can able to read ..
Take a look into an easy way of creating the webservice and exposing the WSDL :- http://training.middlewareschool.com/mule/soap-code-first-build/
To publish a SOAP service you should use the CXF component (reference). Take a look into the documentation Publishing a SOAP API to have an ideia in how to begin your flow.
Please take some time to have a quick look into the Mule User guide, since it explains the essentials to start developing with Mule. You will need it to learn how to interact with MySQL too (Database connector).
I have a simple question if it make sense in the context of WSO2 Application server.
I want to write a module, which tells me if i updated a service. The service is an axis2 SOAP service. I know how to write modules for axis2 services inside axis2 engine. But if i use the WSO2 interface, and either delete a service, update a service or add a service, Is there a way to find out that i performed these activities?.
In short, can i intercept the messages that i uploaded a new module or i uploaded a new service or i changed the service.
thanks you...
You could write a Axis2 Observer for this, take a look http://asanka.abeysinghe.org/2008/10/how-to-writing-axis2-observer.html
I am doing a POC for a tool called informatica functionality if that can be used to read the data from a webservice which publish data. It will be like there is a external data provided which is ready to publish data over webservice and I have to use the adapter of this toll to read that data and create a flat flile out of it. There will be no input provided from our side(other than autentication.). Are there any such web services available which can be sued for that /
You can look an UDDI of some available web services you can use, and also few companies has web services for test purpose like Publicly Available Web Services
In my experience, reading webservice data is fragile using Informatica and it depends on the type of Webservice how well it works.
Testing works best, if you have at least some wsdl file, that you can feed into SoapUI. With the pro-Version you can even use that wsdl File to provide a dummy Webservice which you can then read data using Informatica.
Here are some webservices you can try: http://www.w3schools.com/webservices/ws_use.asp