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Hello All: I have a requirement to consume a process model exposed as a WebServi
maheshp664
over 10 years ago
Hello All: I have a requirement to consume a process model exposed as a WebService, from a website outside Appian. I have scanned the forum for some tips on how to go about it, but have not seen one. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 10 years ago
forum.appian.com/.../Publishing_Process_Models_as_Web_Services.html
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maheshp664
over 10 years ago
I followed the process and was able to publish the process model as service. Also, was able to get to the WSDL that was generated. How can I make a test call to the webservice from within an html page or web browser?
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Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Try SoapUI to perform web service testing.
You can't call a WS from a HTML page. You need at least a JSP page OR build a httpServlet.
There are lots of examples out there that teach you how to build a JSP or servlet that invokes a web service. I would recommend you start from there.
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maheshp664
over 10 years ago
Ok, I will do try it out. Much appreciated Sathya.
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venkats533
over 10 years ago
out of box, this will start a new process instance and returns the process id only. If you need any thing more than that, you should try writing your own servlet plug in.
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maheshp664
over 10 years ago
I was able to call the PM WebService. The challenge now is to have the process send out an email through my Gmail account. I am still trying to configure Appian via customs.properties. I will post my question under proper topic.
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senthilkumark
over 9 years ago
hi Mahesh
can you throw the sample code how you called the webservice (pm exposed as webservice) outside the Appian(using java) ?
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