Failed to publish a web service

Hi, I am not able to publish a web service today morning
The error thrown is
Service call failed. Error 400 (Bad Request) when requesting /webservicegroups/aeb419ce7f9f46b3a560536ea34a1416/modelpackages/
Please help me with this.

There could be many causes for this error. Two most common causes in my experience:
1. There is a split module between web-service input and web-service output path.
2. If doing text analytics, forgetting to just pick the label column as an output as the output (you may need to insert a project columns module to do this). -- otherwise the web-service would have to be able to return thousands of hashed values.
Are you running into either of these issues?
Thanks!
-Luis
Luis Cabrera. Program Manager -- Azure Machine Learning @luisito_cabrera Disclaimer: This post is provided &quot;AS IS&quot; with no warranties, and confer no rights.

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Edited by ethan_kohls at 01/10/2008 11:59 AM

Hi Ethan
I tested it using Workshop10.0Mp1 and didn't see any issue with publish.
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1) Create a default webservice project with default facets.(no ear)
2) Drop the business and meta folder and under project/src folder
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4) Right click on the wsdl and choose generate webservice and create it under the test folder
5) Replace the process method implementation with the one you have here
6) Create a 10.0mp1 Workshop server (please make sure you create a workshop server and not wls server) and deploy the app to the server
I was able to run the webservice successfully.
Let me know if I am doing anything different from you.
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