Creating a Web Service Provider (Magic xpi 4.13)
To create a Web Service provider, follow these steps:
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Define a Web service in the Settings dialog box's Service section. For more information, click here.
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Place the Web Services trigger into the trigger area to access the Properties pane.
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In the Setting section, select the required Service Name from the drop-down list. The Web service details that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section are then displayed in the Properties pane.
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Double-click or right-click on the Web Services trigger and select Configuration from the context menu to open the Web Services Trigger Configuration dialog box. This dialog box displays the operations that you defined in the Web Services Operations dialog box. The Web Services Trigger Configuration dialog box has the following fields:
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Details
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Service Name
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This read-only field displays the trigger name that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box.
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Operation Name
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This drop-down list contains the operations that you defined for the trigger whose name is displayed above. Select the required operation from the drop-down list.
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Parameter Details
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Name
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This read-only field displays the operation's argument names that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box.
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Type
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This read-only field displays the argument type that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box.
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Picture
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This read-only field displays the picture that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box. The picture defines the returned parameter's format.
For example, a 15-character alpha-numeric parameter has a picture definition of 15.
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Direction
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This read-only field displays the argument's direction that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box.
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XML Schema
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This read-only field displays the XML schema that you defined in the Settings dialog box's Service section's Web Services Operations dialog box. The schema location is identified by a file name or a URL.
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Mapping Variable
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Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable to hold the mapped argument.
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Additional Parameters
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Arguments XML Location
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Selecting a variable for the Arguments XML Location will update this variable with the request XML.
Click to the right of the field to open the Variables List. From the list, select a variable as a location for the XML arguments.
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Return Fault Description
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During the flow execution, if you decide that a fault should be returned to the calling client, you should update this fault variable with a text representing an error message. At the end of the flow, if Magic xpi detects that the fault variable contains a value, it returns a fault SOAP response with the user error message.
Click to the right of the field to open the Variables List. From the list, select a variable as a location for the fault content.
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Magic xpi has a limitation for the size of payload to be sent and received as a Web Services provider. The verified, maximum payload size which can be processed is approximately 8 MB.
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Magic xpi has a limitation for the size of payload to be sent and received as a Web Services provider. The verified, maximum payload size which can be processed is approximately 8 MB.
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