Hi,I have received an WSDL file that will not be imported properly in my Script Library. Collegues using .Net can import it and consume the Web Service. I guess it has something to do with unsupported standardards.
Anyhow, the error I received when trying to import is:
The requested operation failed: ERROR: Missing soap:fault element inFault “AuthenticationExceptionFault” in operation “AuthenticationExceptionFault”, in binding Authenticate
Yes, that how I do. By saving the content as xml through my Internet Explorer and then rename the file extension to wsdl (so that it could be visible for import through the Script Library). Is that correct?
If your company uses a proxy for the internet, make sure your Notes client is configured for it (it’s making Web calls).
I have a bad feeling that you’re going to need to download all of the extra “parts” (WSDLs and XSD files) of the WSDL and save them in the same directory. Then you’ll need to hack the WSDL files and change the references.
I had to do this when importing Amazon WSDLs. Thankfully… I only had one XSD file to worry about.
Hi Irving,Proxy or not. I have tried from different places with same result. When opening each reference in the WSDL-header from a browser some pages are not found. Can this make the import to fail (no declarations found)?
You wrote that you’d tried it, with success I suppose? As I use Designer 8.0.2 my options to create the consumer is to import it locally as described earlier in this thread. Is this the way you did to make it work or are there other ways to import the WSDL in 8.5?