WSDL files

Client-side web services use the WSDL file to create stubs that enable client-side applications to interact with an Integration Appliance or Cloud project.

The WSDL files specify the operations that a client application can use to install, manage, and monitor an Integration Appliance or Cloud project.

The Management API is defined in six WSDL files:
  • security.wsdl
  • staging.wsdl
  • deployment.wsdl
  • system.wsdl
  • orcmon.wsdl
  • lognotif.wsdl
You can download the WSDL files from the following locations for an Integration Appliance:
  • Security: https://<appliance>/ws/security?wsdl
  • Staging: https://<appliance>/ws/staging?wsdl
  • Deployment: https://<appliance>/ws/deployment?wsdl
  • System: https://<appliance>/ws/system?wsdl
  • Orcmon: https://<appliance>/ws/orcmon?wsdl
  • Lognotif: https://<appliance>/ws/lognotif?wsdl
You can download the WSDL files from the following locations for the Cloud:
  • Security: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/security?wsdl
  • Staging: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/staging?wsdl
  • Deployment: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/deployment?wsdl
  • System: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/system?wsdl
  • Orcmon: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/orcmon?wsdl
  • Lognotif: https://cloud2.castiron.com/ws/lognotif?wsdl



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