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Configuring Web Services

Web services are used to direct the inbound and outbound messages to and from:

• The third-party ATP engine
• A demonstration script that can be used to test your integration setup
• A middleware or integration server that will integrate with your fulfillment engine

You must make sure that the Web services are correctly configured.

This task is a step in Process of Setting Up Third-Party Product Availability Applications.

To configure the Web services

1. In your Siebel application, navigate to the Administration - Web Services screen.
2. From the Show drop-down list, select Outbound Web Services.
3. Select the row with External ATP Check in the Name field.
4. Verify that the fields in the Outbound Web Services list match those in the following table.

   Namespace	Name	Status
   http://siebel.com/asi/	External ATP Check	Active

5. In the Service Ports list, click New, and enter the following values in the fields of the new record.

   Field	Comments
   Name	Enter a name for the port.
   Port Type	Enter External ATP Check.
   Transport	Select from the drop-down list. If you want to set up testing, for example when you are customizing applets or extending the ASI, select Local Business Service.
   Address	When you select a transport, the field will be populated with a template address. Edit the address based on whether you are sending the data to middleware or the ATP engine. If you want to set up testing, for example when you are customizing applets or extending the ASI, enter ATP ASI Test. For more information, see Using the ATP ASI Testing Script.
   Binding	If a SOAP header is expected by the receiving application, select SOAP_RPC. If you are using ATP ASI Test, select Property Set.

For more information about configuring Web Services and setting up demonstration scripts, see Integration Platform Technologies: Siebel eBusiness Application Integration Volume II.