How to Consume
Below is the SOAP API to convert the given Number to Words and Dollars:
https:/www.dataaccess.com/webservicesserver/numberconversion.wso?WSDL
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Process:
To consume a SOAP API in both webMethods Integration Server (on-premises) and webMethods.io Integration, you'll need to follow slightly different procedures. Here are the steps for each:
In webMethods Integration Server (on-premises):
Create a SOAP Connector:
Log in to your webMethods Integration Server using the Integration Server Administrator.
Navigate to the "Packages" section and create a new package or select an existing one.
Inside the package, create a new Connector Service by right-clicking and selecting "New -- Web Services -- SOAP Consumer."
Configure the SOAP Connector by providing the WSDL URL or uploading the WSDL file. Follow the wizard to define the web service operations and specify the endpoint URL.
Generate Flow Service:
After configuring the SOAP Connector, you can generate a Flow Service. This Flow Service will act as a wrapper around the SOAP call.
In the Flow Service, you can map inputs, invoke the SOAP operation, and map the SOAP response to output variables.
Implement Logic:
Within the Flow Service, you can add any custom logic, error handling, or data transformation as needed.
Deploy and Test:
Save and deploy your package to the Integration Server.
Test the Flow Service by invoking it and verify that it successfully calls the SOAP API.
In webMethods.io Integration:
Create a SOAP Connection:
Log in to your webMethods.io Integration account.
Click on "Connectors" and create a new SOAP connection by specifying the WSDL URL or uploading the WSDL file.
Configure the connection with authentication, if required.
Create a Workflow:
Create a new Workflow by clicking on "Workflows."
Add a SOAP action to the Workflow by selecting the SOAP connection you created.
Define Inputs and Outputs:
Define the input data that will be sent to the SOAP service and map it to the SOAP action inputs.
Define variables for capturing the response.
Implement Logic:
Within the Workflow, you can add additional actions to process the SOAP response or perform any other necessary tasks.
Test and Deploy:
Test the Workflow to ensure it's functioning as expected.
Once the Workflow is working correctly, you can deploy it to be used in your integrations.
Please note that the exact steps and user interface may vary based on the version of webMethods Integration Server and webMethods.io Integration you are using. Additionally, you'll need to have access to the necessary permissions and credentials to configure connections and deploy services in both environments.