I have a URL to see the wsdl file. But I have to make some changes to it and again test it.
How can I do it.
I am using Soap UI to view the XML content.
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I need to upload files in the Workspace:
I dont know which URL i should give as parameter to my file Uploader. Considering that i working with the SAP WebIDE personal Edition and my file are located in the following path:
file:///C:/SAPWebIDE/eclipse/serverworkspace/Al/ALine/OrionContent/testApp/webapp/model/
What should i please set as Url here?
var oFileUploader2 = new sap.ui.commons.FileUploader({
name: "upload2",
uploadOnChange: false,
uploadUrl: "???"
});
I think you have misunderstood how the FileUploader works.
The "uploadUrl" parameter should be used to specify a path on the "web server" (e.g. application server, web container) on which your application is hosted. UI5 is a web user interface framework, it does not know how to handle (server-side) upload requests. This means that the server (backend) itself should have some implementation for handing the file upload.
After you select the file and trigger the upload, a POST HTTP request is made to the path specified in this "uploadUrl" parameter. If you have no web server to know to handle it, then it will invariably give back an error HTTP response.
Based on the title of your question, I understand that you would want to upload the file inside your workspace. IMO, this does not really make sense (as you are mixing in the design time environment with your run-time environment (i.e. your application should never depend on the IDE).
Nevertheless, you can try and import a file via the import menu (right click on package, import, from file system) and see what URL is the request triggered against (using the dev console). I looked around a little and roughly this is the request URL: http://localhost:[Web IDE Port]/xfer/import/[User Name]-OrionContent/[Project Name]. In the Slug header you would have the file name. You might not be able to make a POST request towards this URL directly (because of XSS / CSS limitations), so you might need to create a route mapping for it.
I have been given a url to a password protected wsdl and told to develop from it. The only other resource I have is a project setup xml for soap ui. The document works and I am able to import the project into soap ui and connect to the wsdl that way. I can even run operations. Unfortunately, I cannot figure out what the password is, so I have no way to view the wsdl directly, or (more importantly) have soap ui autogenerate the java client code.
I have found two usernames used in the xml document, but they are all used for individual operations. Putting them into my browser has not worked. Are there a wsdl username and password hidden somewhere in the soap ui document?
I also don't think I fully grasp the auth file thing. I went to USER_HOME and made a .metro folder, then put an extensionless file called "auth" in it and put "http://userName:password#remoteHost.wsdl?wsdl", but eclipse continued to ask for the auth file as though it did not exist.
Hi I am new on moovweb and I got stuck on a requirement to apply transformation logic on ajax response which is coming in a json format containing html, which I have to add on my page.
A sample response
{
"success":true,
"html" :"<div>This can be a big html data</div>"
}
SO basically, I need to apply transformation on that html string. I gone through docs but I did't got anything to handle this kind of scenario.
Is there any way to do it?
If I understand your question correctly then there are several steps that you need to take in order to solve this issue.
Open your Moovweb project using Google Chrome, right click your mouse and choose Inspect Element which will open your Chrome Dev Tools.
Choose the Network Tab at the top of your Chrome Dev Tools which will be the second tab from the left.
Trigger the ajax call on your site and you will see under the Network Tab the response URL of the ajax call. Most of the time it will be in a format like www.yoursite.com/ajax/rest_of_url
Once you have found the ajax response URL then open your main.ts file in your tritium script and insert the following code if your response URL is similar to the format provided above:
match($path){
with(/ajax/){ #or wherever the site files for the ajax response are contained
log("--> importing ajax.ts")
#import ajax.ts
}
}
Now created a file in for your tritium code called ajax.ts. The file will be in the same location as your html.ts and main.ts files. With the code applied above to your main.ts, every time a URL is called that contains /ajax/ then the ajax.ts file will be applied.
Now you can open your new ajax.ts file that you created and start applying your tritium functions to transform the json format containing html to way you need it.
I am doing a project where iphone or ipad is a client side..
problem here is using WSDL file we have generated stubs using a software...
the generated stubs are in the format .h and .m file
but how to run this file in xcode or integrate with the xcode....
I am not getting any links or tutorial to do so please suggest me how to do.
Thank u
Depends on a software that you have used to generate proxy classes from wsdl. We have successfully used http://code.google.com/p/wsdl2objc/, and just added generated files to project (project->add existing files). Bear in mind that those are just proxy classes, project structure and code to consume the webservice you have to write on your own.
Its depend upon the type of web service are generated. If its XML outputted web service , then you need to use nsxmlparser to parse the XML web-service.And if its outputted as JSON then you had to use JSON parser etc. Therefore its depends upon type of your web-service is, then you can use suitable parser to parse the web service. There are several links available on internet.
Greetings,
I'm looking for a way to launch a GWT module when a user clicks on an XML file and have the module consume the xml data. Ideally I would like to render the XML in a rich manner and would prefer to use GWT controls instead of having to lay it out by hand via xslt + javascript.
I'm supposing one way would be to point the xml to a well known xslt that creates a simple html page that forces a redirect to the gwt module but how would I transfer the xml data to said module to allow for enhanced formatting?
Another way would be to have the process that produces the xml also include the bootstrap gwt module but it would be creating multiple bootstrap instances over time and pollute the user's directory.
The use case is that a user would run this app on their local machine which outputs an XML file. If they try and view the xml file in a browser, I'd like to have the GWT module take over and present the data accordingly. I would rather they not have to go to a page and upload the data manually.
Appreciate any ideas on the matter.
TIA
If it's something that runs on the user's machine, I would recommend to ship an executable, or generate a parallel HTML file to present the data. JavaScript run from file:/// will not be able to acces the filesystem.