How do I test a webservice in PeopleSoft?

  1. Creating the web service. The first step is to create the message catalog web service.
  2. Getting soapUI running. Download soapUI free.
  3. Create a new project.
  4. Testing the Get method.
  5. Testing the Create method.
  6. Updating the component interface web service.
  7. Testing the update method.
  8. Comments.

How do I consume WSDL in PeopleSoft?

Using the Consume Web Service Wizard

  1. Select the WSDL source.
  2. Select a service.
  3. Select a service port.
  4. Select service operations.
  5. Convert asynchronous operations.
  6. Rename operation messages.
  7. Select a queue for asynchronous operations.
  8. Select the receiver node.

How do I generate a WSDL in PeopleSoft?

Main Menu > PeopleTools > Portal > Web Services > Publish Web service. PeopleTools > Integration Broker > Web Services > Provide Web Service – follow the wizard and the end of the wizard it will provide you with the WSDL URL that you can provide to BizTalk.

What is WSDL in PeopleSoft?

Using the Provide Web Service wizard, you can publish WADL documents to the PeopleSoft WSDL repository in the PeopleTools database. You can access a WADL document in the WSDL Repository using the Services component or by using the URL generated by the Provide Web Service Wizard when you provide a REST service.

What are PeopleSoft Web Services?

Publishing Web Services in PeopleSoft PeopleSoftWeb Services provides the ability to access PeopleSoft data to external integration partners. It also provides the ability to consume Web Services from other third-party systems.

How do I create API in PeopleSoft?

Open the PeopleSoft Application Designer. From the PeopleSoft Application Designer, open a component interface. Click the right pane and select PeopleSoft APIs from the Build menu. The Build PeopleSoft API Bindings dialog prompts you for the types of bindings to create.

How do I create a REST based web service in PeopleSoft?

The steps required to create an HTTP GET REST web service are the following:

  1. Build a “Template” document object.
  2. Create a new message that links the template document to a message.
  3. Create your response message which structures your response.
  4. Create a REST Service.
  5. Create your Service Operation.