External Web Services in core CAF in NWDS

Hi All
Cannot Load Web Service WSDL from URI
reason : IO exception occured while parsing  file :
what can be the error
Thanks & Regards
Namita

Hi Namita,
We also had a lot of problems working with WebService with 7.0.07
We upgraded to 7.0.09 and lot of problems were solved.
For testing WebService you can use a lot of free tools available on net.
I use Microsoft Infopath(with Microsoft Office). In this you
Select Design a form --> New from Data Connection
Then you have to specify the wsdl file location manually since there is no popup for selecting the files. The path will be in this format " file:///c:/ ........"
After this you can Preview this form to test the WebService.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Shubham

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