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Thank you Robert Hi Eduard,I thought that would the end of it but ...:)I've created the below sample to post a JSON object but the receiving Web Service didn't receive anything ! Am

by the Web Gateway installation: This configuration is redirecting all calls received by port 80 (the port Apache Server listens on by default) with the /csp route to our Web

as WSDL for SOAP Web Services. Pity. Is not it?Never mind. Anyhow, first we need to understand what an API is documenting.What an API is made of?What are the core attributes

"install config-api" ``` By default, installing Config-API does not expose the REST services so we need to create the web application "/config-api". A ready-to-use script

not be presented when trying to view the WSDL.Best, Patrick Hello David,Yes this is the correct location to view and edit a Web Application Definition. Are you able to view the Web Application Definition that your web service is associated with?Best,Patrick

information about the endpoint to the service. Bot knows the endpoint. (4) The service asks the user's request to the endpoint. The endpoint is a web application

of RESTful web services in a standardized way. Therefore, an OpenAPI document represents a formal description of the API, useful both for developers who need to use it and for tools

The attached code package provides a simple implementation of a web service client that utilizes the USPS Shipping API to normalize an address.This code requires the developer

v4 signing for the authorisation header, I just removed this from the list to sign (while still passing it in the actual HTTP request) so I could retain the default charset

} /// This user callback method is called via initConfig() from %OnNew() or in the case of SOAP Services from OnPreSOAP() Method OnInit() As %Status { $$$TRACE("INIT") set sc = ..SendRequestAsync(...) quit sc }

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the 'outside' world. We use Soap Sonar, SoapUI and Cache services to just do that. Sorry for the confusion: I'm talking about integration tests. I'd like to test the logic

there are some negatives to doing this, such as data inflation, there are some positives to working with Base64 images inside the browser.Let's say you have an image placeholder on a web

have a business service (EnsLib.EDI.XML.Service.FileService (charset=binary)) which reads XML-files from the server and transmits those to the business process. BP request class

expression creates only the Namespace and Database, but it doesn't create the default web app and the CSP/Namespace folder in case if you need it too. There are two examples