Lotus notes 8.5 rules cracked#

This site reported that the web service was valid - it returned all the available methods, queried the web service and returned valid results. I found a web page that allows you to query web services. Message and operations all seemed correctly defined. It seemed to contain all the same basic elements, the namespace declaration for schema seemed identical. I looked through the WSDL file and compared it with the one that loaded. Now learning to reading a WSDL file for me had previously rated somewhere up there with root canals - every time I looked at one it made my eyes glaze over and I found myself switching to more pressing tasks such as cleaning out my desk draws, filing emails, anything. Now this is fine for Notes 8 or 8.5, but it pretty much rules out using Notes 7. I downloaded the WSDL and opened it in an editor.ДЇirst problem - it was defined using the SOAP 1.2 protocol. Schema is referenced but not definedNot a terribly informative message, and nothing I searched for in the error message shed any light on the problem.

The WSDL failed to load, and presented the following error: The request operation failed: Element So I created a new web service consumer, named it and pointed it to the URL of the WSDL of the service I wanted to test. It worked first time and couldn't be easier.

Lotus notes 8.5 rules cracked#

So after a meeting with the client, a phone conference with the web service provider and a bit of a discussion with my team, I cracked open my barely touched DDE 8.5.ДЄfter a bit of reading on the net I found this example. However I was excited about the idea of doing it in 8.5 as I had read about the new Web Service Consumer feature. My Java is pretty basic but I have written a few small things and used LS2J so I figured this would be achievable in Notes 7. I have not used Julian Robichaux's tool Stubby, but have only ever read good things about it. So they are using Notes & Domino 7 at the moment, but have an upgrade to 8.5 planned (although timing has not been confirmed yet). A new challenge this week: A client wants to consume a web service from an external party.