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http://127.0.0.1:8080/wsdl/isoapact (assuming you are on the same machine and did not change
the default HTTP port).
l Get: Click to get the WSDL file from the SOAP server and populate the Service box below.
l Service: Choose an available Web service from this drop-down list to populate the Method box below. You may also
enter the service name directly if the WSDL file cannot be found.
l Method: Choose an available method from this drop-down list. This populates the Namespace box below. You may
also enter the method name directly.
l Namespace: You may choose an available namespace to prevent ambiguity between identically named elements or
attributes. You may also enter a namespace directly.
l Resolve: Click to apply the options you chose above and to display the arguments of the chosen method in the Argu-
ments box below.
l As script: Click to apply the options you chose above and to display information on the chosen Web service in Java-
Script format in a script viewer. You should use this option if the Web service is too complex to be interpreted correctly
by the SOAP Client plugin.
l Name: Displays the name of the arguments associated with the selected method. Note that you may also manually
enter new arguments, change or delete existing ones, as well as change their order if needed.
l Type: Displays the argument type.
l Value: Lets you enter fixed or variable values. To exchange variable information between the Web service and Plan-
etPress Suite Workflow Tools, you must use job information variables %1 to %9 or variable %c (which contains the
entire job file). Note that return values (arguments which are used to return information to the SOAP Client) are dis-
played in bold font.
l Namespace: Displays the namespace of the arguments associated with the selected method.
l Use returned raw SOAP packet as new data file: Check to use the complete SOAP packet (including the
passed parameters) instead of the parameters only. This option overrides any return value set to %c in the Argu-
ments box. You should use this option when the SOAP Client plugin is not able to fully support the syntax of the
response.
Advanced tab
l Use proxy group: Select this option to use a proxy server and to activate this group.
l Proxy address: Enter the IP address or name of the proxy server.
l Proxy port: Enter the number of the port to use to contact the proxy server.
l Use SOAP action group: Select this option to use a SOAP action and to activate this group.
l SOAP action: Select the SOAP action to use.
On Error Tab
The On Error Tab is common to all tasks. Details can be found on "Task Properties Dialog" (page 54).
Variable Properties
When you edit tasks, you may notice that some of the properties that you can modify have a red(or more precisely, a
maroon) title. This means that the property can be dynamically determined whenever your process runs, that is to say it will
not remain static. This can be extremely useful when, for example, you want to determine how many copies you will print out
depending on your data, or what document will be used in the printout depending on the department it came from.
Variable properties may include:
l Static data.
l Standard Variables. See "Standard Variables" (page 96).
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