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Mar 27, 2017, 4:40 AM
16 Posts

Web Services through SoapUI

  • Category: Application Development
  • Platform: Windows
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: Developer
  • Tags: Web Services,SoapUI
  • Replies: 2

Hi, I am trying my hand on the Domino Web Services for the first time and I'm struck in a couple of places.

I am doing the basic example of EchoTest in a web service provider for which the code is written below:

Class EchoTest
Public Function Echo (txt As String) As String
Echo = txt
End Function
End Class

I've hosted this web service on a test application on the server. My problems are as below:

1. The WSDL file generated from this web service always shows the address as localhost:
<wsdlsoap:address location="http://localhost"/>

2. While testing through the browser, I run the "http://servername/webservi.nsf/echotest?WSDL" address, I can see the SOAP address location as:
<wsdlsoap:address location="http://servername:80/webservi.nsf/echotest?OpenWebService"/>

3. I am using SoapUI 5.3.0 for testing the WebService. If I try to load the WSDL through the server address, it returns me an error of "unexpected element: TAG_END" ven though I turned off the proxy settings or I configure the proxy manually. If I load the WSDL through the physical WSDL file generated from the Domino Web Service mentioned above, I get the login page (I've set an Anonymous entry in the ACL giving manager access) which takes me local names.nsf once logged on.

I've set the Authorization in SoapUI to "No Authorization" and also tested with the Basic authorization but with no success.

Any inputs for the above will be much appreciated. 

Mar 30, 2017, 6:43 PM
323 Posts
Um, I haven't done this, I've just seen it demo'ed ... but that said ...

I remember there were action buttons on the Web Service object allowing you to export & import the WSDL.

The demo showed that you export & edit the WSDL so it's accurate for your server, then import it back.

I remember only too vaguely that there was hand-waving about the authentication types & selection of what was available. And later Daniel Nashed showed how to get this working for oAuth, which wasn't available natively at the time.

Apr 4, 2017, 4:39 AM
16 Posts
Web Services through SoapUI

Hi Mike, adding Anonymous access in the server document cleared most of the issues. Strange but somehow it helped.


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