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PROBLEM:
I am trying to test-run a Web Service, but the WSO URL only shows the content of the .WSO file, instead of the Web Service test page:
http://localhost/webtest/tempservice.wso:
[WebService]
Application=webtest
Object=oFoo
ServicePageGenerator=DefaultWebServiceHomePage.xslt
TestPageGenerator=DefaultWebServiceMethodPage.xslt
WSDLGenerator=DefaultWebServiceDescription.xslt
SoapBodyStyle=document
SOLUTION:
You probably configured the virtual directory for this workspace/web service manually using the folder's properties dialog or IIS administration tool. Doing so does not configure the virtual directory to understand the .wso extension that Visual DataFlex web services use.
You should always create virtual diretories for Visual DataFlex web applications and web services using either the Studio or the Web Application Administrator.
You can solve this problem by either:
- Removing the virtual directory and recreating it by creating a new web application in the Studio (probably not a good idea if you have custom code in an existing web application ).
- Creating a new Web Application in the Web Application Administrator. This wizard-driven process allows you to choose an existing virtual directory or create a new one.
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DAW Knowledge Base article 2082: INFO: No WSDL information returned when using the ?WSDL parameter
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