IBM FileNet P8, Version 5.2.1            

Web Services - Partner Links

On the Partner Links tab, specify the Web Services partner links that will be used in this workflow. Partner links consist of a name and the WSDL URL for Invoke functions, or a name and port definition for Receive functions. These are required before you can create Invoke, Receive, or Reply system functions. See Using Web Services in FileNet® workflows for examples.

  1. If the Partner Links tab is not open, select Workflow Properties, and then select the Web Services >> Partner Links tab.
  2. In the Partner Links Name field, specify a name that will identify a particular Web Service in this workflow definition. The name can be a maximum of 15 characters—letters, numbers, underscore, no spaces.
  3. Select Invoke or Receive/Reply or both, depending on how this partner link will be used.
    • Use Invoke if this partner link will request a web service.
    • Use Receive/Reply if this partner link will provide a web service.
  4. For Invoke, complete the following steps.
    1. Specify the WSDL URL—the location of the WSDL for this partner link—either by clicking Web Services Explorer, or by typing the complete URL or path in the field.

      In the Web Services Explorer dialog box, you can either browse WSRR or UDDI registries previously specified in Process Configuration Console, or browse FileNet workflows that provide a Web Service—workflows that contain a Receive system function. See Web Services Explorer for additional information.

      If you are typing in a path to a local WSDL file, use the following format: "file:////c:\\temp\\helloelb.wsdl".  (Use the escape characters / and \ before the corresponding path delimiters.)

      Note that you can directly enter the WSDL URL in this field only if allowed to do so in the isolated region properties.

    2. Click Port Type, then select the appropriate port type returned by the WSDL.

    For Receive/Reply, In Process Port Type, enter a port name for this service.

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Last updated: October 2015
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