NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

2. Access the reflector service, using the following Web address pattern:
http://<ip address>:<port>/<url_pattern>/client
where,
<ip address>:<port>
is the IP address and port of iTP WebServer integrated with NonStop SOAP 4.
url_pattern
is the string entered in Step 6 in “Setting up the Deployment Environment” (page 38). The
default value is axis2c.
client
is the name of the directory in <NonStop SOAP 4 Deployment Directory> where
NonStop SOAP 4 HTML clients for the reflector service are located.
Developing a NonStop SOAP 4 Non-Pathway Web Service Using the
WSDL2C Tool
The WSDL2C tool helps in generating a service that can be deployed as a non-Pathway service in
NonStop SOAP 4. This tool is located in the <NonStop SOAP 4 Installation
Directory>/tools directory. For more information on the WSDL2C tool, see Chapter 10:
“NonStop SOAP Tools” (page 194).
The WSDL2C tool accepts any WSDL file that complies with the W3C standards. However, the
WSDL file restrictions for the WSDL2PWY tool (see Table 21 (page 261)) are not applicable for the
WSDL2C tool.
To create a service using the WSDL2C tool, complete the following steps:
1. Use an existing WSDL file or create a new WSDL file.
2. Develop a non-Pathway service using the WSDL2C tool.
3. Compile the service and deploy it in the NonStop SOAP 4 server.
For more information on creating services and clients using the WSDL2C tool, see “Generating the
Service Skeleton Files” (page 100) and “Generating NonStop SOAP 4 Client Stubs using the WSDL2C
tool” (page 119).
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