WSDL without SOAP
Hey, i tried to use WSDL witch not support SOAP, but use JSON format and i got nothing... Is there any way to use WSDL witch not support SOAP? 10x.
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Just to add to my previous post:
1. The error log was misleading. There are actually no errors. Since there are not dates associated with the errors logged in the error log, I cleared the log and tried again. I got the same result - everything 'works' and the error log is empty, but the services are not added
2. I tried to add the services as REST services - this actually worked
I would still like to know why it doesn't work if you try to add these as normal wsdl services, seeing that there are no errors thrown out by SOAPUI. I saw a Youtube video of someone who took the svc file, viewed the WSDL version of it and added it to SOAPUI and it worked... Does the difference come in with the internal configuration of the svc file - in other words, if the underlying technology is JSON you cannot use it as a straightforward wsdl since it would not work through SOAP and you HAVE to add it as a REST service to get it to work?
I have looked in this forum and there are quite a few of these types of questions and they are all unanswered. Is this because
a) it is a stupid question
b) other people have the same problem but no-one has the answer?
Christine
1. The error log was misleading. There are actually no errors. Since there are not dates associated with the errors logged in the error log, I cleared the log and tried again. I got the same result - everything 'works' and the error log is empty, but the services are not added
2. I tried to add the services as REST services - this actually worked
I would still like to know why it doesn't work if you try to add these as normal wsdl services, seeing that there are no errors thrown out by SOAPUI. I saw a Youtube video of someone who took the svc file, viewed the WSDL version of it and added it to SOAPUI and it worked... Does the difference come in with the internal configuration of the svc file - in other words, if the underlying technology is JSON you cannot use it as a straightforward wsdl since it would not work through SOAP and you HAVE to add it as a REST service to get it to work?
I have looked in this forum and there are quite a few of these types of questions and they are all unanswered. Is this because
a) it is a stupid question
b) other people have the same problem but no-one has the answer?
Christine