| How to Configure SOAP RPC Invocations using the WSDL Analyzer - Page 2 |
The first thing you will see in the analyzer is the list of defined services in the WSDL. This is because a WSDL document might contain the definition of multiple services, although in practice there is usually only one defined, as is the case in our example :
One of our SOAP configuration items is shown here -
| Endpoint is the endpoint URL for the service. This is the URL that your SOAP client should call when invoking the RPC. |
A couple of other notes - first, if the default "style" for the service is "document" instead of "rpc", then this service doesn't use the SOAP standard RPC mechanism defined in section 7 of the soap specification. Toolkits that do not do "document style" SOAP may have problems with the service.
Secondly, in WSDL , the concept of a method or function maps to an "Operation". So this example indicates that there is only one method associated with the service. Let's click on "1 Operation" and drill down into the operation details.