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There are three situations
when a Web Service component definition is stored in the
repository:
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If in the Web Service Bindings dialog, the Definition URL does
not exist, and Access Point is not a WSDL file. |
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If the Definition URL exists. |
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If the Definition URL does not exist, and the Access Point is a
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If the Web Service returns an
error message within a SOAP fault element, the component that
called the Web Service (the CallWebService Java component) returns
an exception. You can modify a Web Service component to return the
error message as return parameter as follows:
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If the physical method is callMethodURL, replace this method
with callMethodURLReturnError, and add a new return parameter with
type: String. If there is no error, the return value is NULL. |
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If the physical method is callMethod, replace this method with
callMethodReturnError, and add a new return parameter with type:
String. If there is no error, the return value is NULL. |
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If the physical method is sendSoapMessage, replace this method
with sendSoapMessageReturnError. If there is no error, the return
value is the response from the Web Service. |
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