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Obtaining WSDLs from the Server

This task is a step in Roadmap for Creating a New Filter Definition File for a Top-Level Object. Before you start creating a top-level object in Oracle JDeveloper, you must generate the MedEdEvent.wsdl file from Siebel CRM.

Generating WSDLs from Siebel CRM

Complete the following procedure to generate the MedEdEvent.wsdl file from Siebel CRM.

To generate the MedEdEvent.wsdl file from Siebel CRM

1. Log in to Siebel CRM as an administrator.
2. Navigate to the Administration - Web Services screen, then Inbound Web Services view.
3. Create a new record in the Inbound Web Services view with the Business Service Name and enter Namespace and Status values as shown, for example, in the following table.

   Field	Value
   Namespace	http://sdcp0000i000.corp.siebel.com
   Status	Active

4. In the Service Ports applet:
   1. click New and create a new record with the values shown in the following table.

      Field	Value
      Name	Set to the actual Business Service name
      Type	Business Service
      Transport	HTTP
      Binding	SOAP_DOC_LITERAL

   2. Create a new Business Service/Business Process Name as follows:
      • Click the Look Up icon in the Business Service/Business Process Name field.
      • In the popup window that displays, click New and set the values shown in the following table:

        Field	Value
        Name	Set to the actual Business Service name
        Implementation Type	Business Service
        Service Name/Business Process Name	IO Name

      • Click OK.
5. In the Operations applet, click New and set the values shown in the following table:

   Field	Value
   Operation Name	Enter a unique name for the operation.
   Method Display Name	QueryPage
   Authentication	None

6. Click Clear Cache, then click Generate WSDL.
7. Download and save the WSDL file as MedEdEvent.wsdl in the WSDLFILE folder on your computer.