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ChrisFuller
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9 years ago
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WSDL Import Error

When trying to import a WSDL I get the following dialog box msg pop up -

 

Error loading [http://ddosvc3:9080/wisd/PostCodeLocality/LocalityByPostcode/wsdl/LocalityByPostcode.wsdl]: java.lang.Exception: Failed to load url; http://ddosvc3:9080/wisd/PostCodeLocality/LocalityByPostcode/wsdl/LocalityByPostcode.wsdl, 0 -

 

This WSDL is being generated from another system, but other WSDLs generated from the same product have no issue. I have additionally recreated the WSDL but I still get the same issue. 

 

Any asssitance in determining this issue would be appreciated

 

Cheers

Chris

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    ChrisFuller
    9 years ago

    So figured it out...trun off proxy and it works, I'm guessing because the web service is internal, and not exteranl so no need to execute via proxy...

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    nmrao
    Champion Level 3
    9 years ago
    As it says, the wsdl is not reachable as the resource available. May try opening the wsdl in your browser of your choice, then it should properly. Other contact the wsdl / service provider for further assistance.
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      ChrisFuller
      New Contributor
      9 years ago

      Hi Rao

       

      Thanks for replying.

       

      When I put the WSDL into the browser I get the 'Welcome Message, This is a Web Service' message.

       

      I built the web service my self, using a third party tool, and as I said, have built a number of theses utilisingthis tools, but this is the first time I've had an issue trying to test one through SoapUI. Is there any logging or debugging I can turn on to try to get some more information as to what might be happening with this import??

       

      Cheers

      Chris

      • ChrisFuller's avatar
        ChrisFuller
        New Contributor
        9 years ago

        So figured it out...trun off proxy and it works, I'm guessing because the web service is internal, and not exteranl so no need to execute via proxy...