psServiceLocation - cClientWebService

Determines the URL location of your web-service

Type: Property
Access: Read/Write
Data Type: String
Parameters: None

Syntax

Property String psServiceLocation

Access Type	Syntax
Read Access:	Get psServiceLocation to StringVariable
Write Access:	Set psServiceLocation to StringVariable/Value

Description

psServiceLocation determines the URL location of the web-service. When the client web-service class generator creates a web-service class, this property will be created as part of the class generation. The service location is defined in a service's description (WSDL).

If you need to redirect your web-service call to a different address or port, you can change this property. For example, a normal service using port 80 will have a line in its client class that look like this:

Set psServiceLocation     to 'http://localhost/daw.examples.order/customertransfer.wso'

If you wished to change the address to DataAccess.com and to port to 8080, you could change this as follows:

Set psServiceLocation     to 'http://DataAccess.com/daw.examples.order:8080/customertransfer.wso'

If this were a temporary change (e.g., for testing) you could add this line to your web-client object in your view.

HTTPS/ Secure SSL Sites

Secure HTTPS sites are supported. If your URL contains "HTTPS" the object will recognize that this is an secure site and will change the default port to rpHttpSSL (443) and will set the appropriate transfer flag in the http object.

Set psServiceLocation     to 'https://localhost/daw.examples.order/customertransfer.wso'

When your web-service client is created, this information should be contained in your WSDL and the generated client class will automatically support this.

In some cases a client certificate may be required for a secure site. This information is not stored in the WSDL. The programmer will need to select the certificate by setting the properties psCertificateStore and psCertificateSubject