You can use a web browser to display
lists of available data services and process services. You can also
display definitions of available data services and process services.
The definition files are formatted in the Web Service Definition Language.
You can configure your DataFlux Data Management Server to generate
WSDL service definitions dynamically, in response to GET WSDL requests.
To use a web browser
to display a list of available data services, enter an address in
the following format:
http://server-hostname:port/datasvc/
As shown in this example:
http://dev083:21036/datasvc/
To use a web browser
to display a list of available process services, enter an address
in the following format:
http://server-hostname:port/procsvc/
As shown in this example:
http://dev083:21036/procsvc/
To use a web browser to display the WSDL of a data service, enter an address in the following format:
http://server-hostname:port/dataSvc/path/service-name?wsdl
The path is the directory
path in install-path/share/web/data-services.
The following example displays the WSDL of the data service named RAM.DDF:
http://dev083:21036/dataSvc/proj1/memory/RAM.DDF?wsdl
To use a web browser to display the WSDL of a process service, enter an address in the following format:
http://server-hostname:port/procSvc/service-name?wsdl
The path is the directory
path in install-path/share/web/data-services.
The following example displays the WSDL of a process service named RAM.DDF:
http://dev083:21036/procSvc/RAM.DDF?wsdl
If a WSDL does not already exist for a data service or a process service, then one of the two things will happen. If the DataFlux
Data
Management Server is configured to generate a WSDL in response to GET WSDL requests, then the server generates a WSDL for
display in the browser. Otherwise, the browser displays an error.
To generate WSDLs in response to GET WSDL requests, set the following option in dmserver.cfg: DMSERVER/
SOAP/WSDL/GEN_ON_GET = yes.