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    SoftwareAG webMethods

    Integration Workshop - Web services

    © 2016 Cognizant
    © 2016 Cognizant
    Introduction

     This course will help participants to understand the basics about Web services.

     Trainees would be able to develop Web service descriptors (Provider &


    consumer)

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    Objectives

    At the end of this course you will be able to

     Create Web service provider nodes.

     User web service consumer nodes

    3 © 2016 Cognizant
    Software versions

     This class focuses on the SoftwareAG webMethods suite

    SoftwareAG webMethods Integration


    Server

    Software AG Designer

    4 © 2016 Cognizant
    Chapters
    Web Services

    Web Service Standards

    Web Services Descriptor Overview

    Creating Web Service Nodes

    Web Service Alias

    Testing Web Services

    5 © 2016 Cognizant
    Web Services
    What is a Web Service
     Web services are building blocks for creating open, distributed systems. A Web service is
    a collection of functions that are packaged as a single unit and published to a network for
    use by other software programs.
     For example, you could create a Web service that checks a customer’s credit or tracks
    delivery of a package.

    6 © 2016 Cognizant
    Web Service Standards
    The “Web Service” uses vendor-independent, multiplatform standard formats and protocols.

     The core Web Service specifications standards used in the Integration Server are:

     Web Service Description Language (WSDL)

     Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 and 1.2

     Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) v3

     Integration Server also supports:

     WS-Security 1.0

     WS-I Basic Profile 1.1

     WS-I Simple SOAP Binding Profile 1.0

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    Web Service Descriptor Overview

    What is a Web Service Descriptor

     A Web service descriptor (WSD) is an element on Integration Server that defines a Web
    service in IS terms. The WSD encapsulates all the information required by the provider or
    the consumer (requester) of a Web service

     A provider Web service descriptor defines a Web service that is hosted on the
    Integration Server, that is, a service “provided” to external users

     A consumer Web service descriptor defines an external Web service, allowing


    Integration Server to create a Web service connector (WSC) for each operation in the
    Web service are sequences of fields and/or composites

    8 © 2016 Cognizant
    Web Service Descriptor Overview
     WSD Provider node
     Used to expose an IS service or set of IS services as web services

     WSD Consumer node


     Used to consume a web service

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    Web Service Provider Node

     A provider Web service descriptor (WSD) is created from one or more IS services or from a single WSDL

    document, and is designed to allow the IS services to be invoked as Web services over a network. The

    provider Web service descriptor contains all the data required to create a WSDL document for the IS Web

    service, as well as the data needed at run time to process the request and response

     Provider nodes can be created from:

    Existing IS services

    WSDL file

    WSDL from UDDI registry

    10 © 2016 Cognizant
    Create Web Service Provider Node
     Steps to create a WS Provider Node

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    Create Web Service Provider Node
     Steps to create a WS Provider Node (continued..)

    4
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    Web Service Consumer Node
     A consumer Web service descriptor (WSD) defines an external Web service. It contains all the data

    from the WSDL document that defines the Web service, as well as data needed for certain Integration

    Server run-time properties. Integration Server creates a Web service connector (WSC) for each

    operation in the Web service.

     A Web service connector contains the information and logic needed to invoke an operation defined in

    the WSDL document used to create the consumer Web service descriptor

     Consumer nodes can be created from:

     WSDL file (local or URL)

     WSDL from UDDI registry


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    Create Web Service Consumer Node
     Steps to create a WS Consumer Node

    3
    1

    14 © 2016 Cognizant
    Create Web Service Consumer Node
     Steps to create a WS Consumer Node ( continued..)

    4
    15 © 2016 Cognizant
    Web Service Alias
     Similar to remote server aliases, but this alias is especially for web services

     Create in IS Administrator console


     Can then be chosen when creating provider nodes
     If created after the node, edit the node to assign the alias

    16 © 2016 Cognizant
    Testing Web Services
     Testing Consumer Nodes
     Use the connecter in the service at consumer end flow service and set values in Service In
    and map input and output in Pipeline.

    17 © 2016 Cognizant
    Summary
    What have we learnt today ?
     Web Services

     Web Services Standards

     Web Services Descriptor Overview

     Creating Web Service Nodes

     Web Service Nodes

     Web Service Alias

     Testing Web Services

    18 © 2016 Cognizant
    Q&A
     What is a web service descriptor?

     What is SOAP?

     How to create web service Provider ?

     When you will go and create a web service consumer ?

     How to configure web service Alias?

     How to test web service provider WSDL ?

     What are the third party tools to test the web services ?

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    Thank You

    20 © 2016 Cognizant

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