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sbillysbilly Member Posts: 231
edited 2015-09-11 in NAV Three Tier
Hi all,
How can I generate WSDL files of published webservices in form 810?
thanks

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    VjekoVjeko Member Posts: 55
    I'm not sure if I understand the question correctly, so I'll try my best.

    You can generate the WSDL of page 810 if you publish the page 810 itself as a web service. For example, you publish it under the name of WebServices, then you can do this:

    http://localhost:7047/DynamicsANV/WS/Page/WebServices

    If that's not what you needed, then can you please clarify?
    (Co-)author of "Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009"
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    sbillysbilly Member Posts: 231
    I do not want to publish the form 810.
    I'll explain more, we want create an e-commerce site, the list of item will be read from Nav via web services.
    The web development company want me to give them the WSDL file of the item list.
    I don't know what shall I do in this case.
    I hope that u understand my request.
    Thanks
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    kinekine Member Posts: 12,562
    Than create new page, which will include everything you need to give to the e-commerce site and publish it. Than you can "download" the WSDL file for this page which you will send them. WSDL is "Contract" file, descrbing how they can connect to your webservices, read the data etc.
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    VjekoVjeko Member Posts: 55
    The WSDL of a NAV page is what you get when you access a web service through a browser. If you publish your page as Item, then this is going to give you the WSDL:

    http://localhost:7047/DynamicsNAV/WS/Page/Item
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    http://vjeko.com/
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    ugmaugma Member Posts: 1
    You can créate a codeunit wth method to publish this way just publish a codeunit and just view in the WSDL all method and type description.
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    amr_wafaamr_wafa Member Posts: 23
    you can use SoapUI software to export NAV web services WSDL file. I think there was a way to see the WSDL file generated by NAV from this software but I really don't remember how it was exactly, but you still can export to a specific path.
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    amr_wafaamr_wafa Member Posts: 23
    amr_wafa wrote:
    you can use SoapUI software to export NAV web services WSDL file. I think there was a way to see the WSDL file generated by NAV from this software but I really don't remember how it was exactly, but you still can export to a specific path.

    Just realized that this is a very old post :) but any way hope it is useful.
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