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RE: Liferay Default Web Service URL
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I downloaded a default bundle and got things running, but I can't find any docs/wiki that tell me where the default Web Service URL is along with its WSDL?
I read about Service Builder, but could not find the info somehow.
Please help me find the default Web Service URL.
I am evaluating Liferay for a potential 10000 user-base with users spread out among a number of independent organizations and companies. The lack of documentation is scaring me...
Thanks,
Johnh
I read about Service Builder, but could not find the info somehow.
Please help me find the default Web Service URL.
I am evaluating Liferay for a potential 10000 user-base with users spread out among a number of independent organizations and companies. The lack of documentation is scaring me...
Thanks,
Johnh
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Hi John,
If u r using Liferay locally on port 8080 then the the WSDL URL will be like this..
http://localhost:8080/tunnel-web/secure/axis/Portal_UserService?wsdl
Here the Portal_UserService is the name of the portlet whose Web Service u want to use.
You will find the Service Name under webapps\tunnel-web\WEB-INF in "Server-config WSDD File".
Hope this will help u..
Abhay.
If u r using Liferay locally on port 8080 then the the WSDL URL will be like this..
http://localhost:8080/tunnel-web/secure/axis/Portal_UserService?wsdl
Here the Portal_UserService is the name of the portlet whose Web Service u want to use.
You will find the Service Name under webapps\tunnel-web\WEB-INF in "Server-config WSDD File".
Hope this will help u..
Abhay.
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hi,
i tried to enter this url (http://localhost:8080/tunnel-web/secure/axis/Portal_UserService?wsdl) and i was asked to enter the username and password of PortalRealm user. What must i do? Thanks for your help...
i tried to enter this url (http://localhost:8080/tunnel-web/secure/axis/Portal_UserService?wsdl) and i was asked to enter the username and password of PortalRealm user. What must i do? Thanks for your help...
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username is from field "userId" of table "User_", password is from field "password_"
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i succeeded to reach Liferay webservices' wsdls, thanks...
Liferay administrator guide helped me to understand how to configure the properties in order to reach the wsdls.
Liferay administrator guide helped me to understand how to configure the properties in order to reach the wsdls.
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Hello,
Perhaps you can help me with my web-services problem?
I'm developing a custom service using the plugins-sdk environment and I would like to call it from an external remote application.
I think I would prefer to use Spring Remoting since I have used it in other placed and liked it but I would settle for any http based communication method.
Im struggling through wikis and mesage-board messages around this issue but cant really find the way to accomplish this.
I have stated in my service.xml that I wish to have a remote service but I noticed that no classes were generated to support HTTP communication like the service builder wiki suggests.
So, to be more focused: can you please help my understand:
1. How can i expos a custom plugins-sdk service as a remote service? (Spring-Remoting prefered)
2. Do i need to make a configuration in Liferay to accept a communication from a specific remote IP?
3. What jar file dependencies would I need to use in my calling client code?
Thanks.
cf.
Perhaps you can help me with my web-services problem?
I'm developing a custom service using the plugins-sdk environment and I would like to call it from an external remote application.
I think I would prefer to use Spring Remoting since I have used it in other placed and liked it but I would settle for any http based communication method.
Im struggling through wikis and mesage-board messages around this issue but cant really find the way to accomplish this.
I have stated in my service.xml that I wish to have a remote service but I noticed that no classes were generated to support HTTP communication like the service builder wiki suggests.
So, to be more focused: can you please help my understand:
1. How can i expos a custom plugins-sdk service as a remote service? (Spring-Remoting prefered)
2. Do i need to make a configuration in Liferay to accept a communication from a specific remote IP?
3. What jar file dependencies would I need to use in my calling client code?
Thanks.
cf.
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