Consume Web Service from outer application

[Former Member]

Hello Gurus,

I wonder if you could help me on this, What's the next step to consume a web service based on module function.

Look at the images, My Service is online, but What 's the next step to consume it from .Net Platform?

With transaction SICF I view my service

Double click my service and I can see my service is Active

I load SOAMANAGER and I have create the service

What's the next step to consume it from .Net Application?

Thanks for your help

[Rodrigo-Giner]

This is an ABAP Forum, your questions should be in a .net forum or look information on how o consume a webservice in .net.

What I can said to you is that first you should test your WS.

In the SOAMANAGER, select your service and then Click in the link:

"Open WSDL document for selected binding"

this WSDL can be iimported to soapUI or any other software to test Web Service (you should configure the endpoint in soapUI so you should add a valid user and pass to "access" R3).

If your WS works then you just need to find out how a WS is called in .net.

Regards

[Former Member]

Hello,

I have already test my web service, It works Ok.

How Can I figure out the url of my Web Service, something like this, in order to test it in SOAPUI

http://wsf.cdyne.com/WeatherWS/Weather.asmx?WSDL

Thanks

[former_member196064]

I typically save my WSDL file.

Down at the bottom of it is <soap:address location="http://.....

I use the WSDL file when I test from Excel, but I can't swear that the .Net guys use it at our company

In Excel, Microsoft has a Soap Type Library 3.0 that I use to call my services.

It requires PORT, SERVICE, WSDL & NAMESPACE to initialize & use.

All of which are in the WSDL file

I suspect the .Net guys do something similar

[Former Member]

Hello,

It works, I can consume the web service from .NET, this link was useful

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/chinnasrihari/consming-sap-web-services-and-net/

Thanks all for your help.