on ‎2008 May 10 7:46 AM
Hi all,
i am using NW CE trial from SDN. From the documentation, there should be
"Web Service Configuration" under location:
NWA>Configuration Management> Infrastructure-> Web Service Configuraiton.
this is because the package i am using is just a trial and function limited server?
anyone came across this problem too?
thanks.
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Hi,
here is some data on configuring ws destinationConfiguring a Web Service:
To use Web services as a source of data in your models, you must first define their destinations in
NetWeaver Administrator. For this example, we want to define the destination for a Web Service that
converts an amount from one currency to another.
To configure the Web service:
Open NetWeaver Administrator using the following URL:
http://<machine name with full domain>:<portnumber>/nwa.
In the Welcome screen, enter your user name and password and click Logon.
Choose SOA Management → Technical Configuration → Destination Template Management.
Click Create Destination.
In the Destination Type dropdown list, choose WSDL.
Specify the following settings for the Web service destination:
Destination Name: CurrencyConverter
URL: http://www.webservicex.net/CurrencyConvertor.asmx?WSDL
Click Save.
for details check https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/90f8a753-f03d-2a10-5fb0-f14b085b...
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thank you Jens.
the reason i need to access to WS configurtion is i need to create a new WS destination, and this WS destination is then mapped into one of deployed web services supposingly.
is that any way i can configure the CE server to have such functionality?
please guide me!
thanks.
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hi,
you will find the ws config under SOA Management>Business Administration>Web Service Administration.
Hth, Jens
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