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Publishing webservices to the Internet through ISA 2006
Wigi
Member Posts: 13
Hello,
I have a question about webservices.
Using the URL http://servername:7047/name/ws/services gives a proper respons, so the services work correctly.
Our developers want to use the webservices to publish specific data.
The next step we want to do is publish the result to the Internet so that the data can be accessed through the Internet.
Where I get stuck is how to configure ISA 2006 so that the data can be published on the Internet. Does anyone have experience with this subject and would you like to enlighten me?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards, Wim.
I have a question about webservices.
Using the URL http://servername:7047/name/ws/services gives a proper respons, so the services work correctly.
Our developers want to use the webservices to publish specific data.
The next step we want to do is publish the result to the Internet so that the data can be accessed through the Internet.
Where I get stuck is how to configure ISA 2006 so that the data can be published on the Internet. Does anyone have experience with this subject and would you like to enlighten me?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards, Wim.
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it should work like http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg502476.aspx, but with ISA You should remember that the published servername can be different from Your NAV-Server.
Volker
thank you for your reply. But we don't want to publish to an RTC client, but make the data (xml stream), generated by a webservice, available on the internet for an VB application, a web-site of any other program designed to call the webservice.
My problem is how to make the internal webservice available to the Internet through ISA 2006.
Kind regards,
Wim.
In ISA MMC click with the RMB on Firewall policy and choose New > Non-Web Server Protocol Publishing rule…
Enter a name for the rule. Click Next.
Enter the internal IP adress of the server where the webservice is configured. Click Next.
Select a protocol or create a new protocol by clicking on New.
Enter a name for the protocol.
Make a new primary connection by clicking on New.
Enter the desired criteria, in this case: TCP, Inbound, From 7047, To 7047. click OK.
This data will be stored under Primary Connection Information opgeslagen. Click Next.
A Secondary Connection is not needed. Click Next.
A summary of the new protocol will be shown. Click Finish.
The values of the protocol will be added to the Publishing rule. Click Next.
Select a Network listeners. Click Next.
A summary of the new Publishing rule will be shown. Click Finish.
The eternal URL will be something like:
http://www.xxxxx.com:7047/servicename/W ... tionImport
To open the URL and have the data displayed a username and password need to be entered.
The username must have limited to no access on the network and needs read and write permission in the database.