Inbound Web Service - Inactive

Hi,
I am on Siebel 7.5 version
I have created a Inbound web service and published when tested from soapUI it says
There is no active Web Service with operation named 'http://siebel.com/asi/:SiebelSRQueryById'.(SBL-EAI-04313)+
Using ASI framework I have created a BS based on custom object.
I have created two IO's for the interface datamaps.
Published in Inbound Web Service at Application level, made it active and restarted server.
Server repository does not have these objects only a srf which includes above objects.
But i am unable to test it via saopUI
When tested in BS simulator using Web Service Inbound Dispatcher i was able to get the response.
am I missing any thing here why my Inbound web service is not recognised when i test it from soapUI
thanks
Goud
Edited by: Goud_22 on Apr 14, 2010 5:25 PM

Hi,
1. Check the web service definition in Siebel client > Inbound Web Services view to see what the namespace is currently. Update it to the correct namespace to be used if needed.
2. For the web service, re-generate the wsdl file again, save the wsdl file. This is to make sure that the wsdl being used for testing by external application has the same namespace as the web service definition currently in the Siebel database.
3. Click {Clear Cache} for the web service.
4. Load the newly generated wsdl file using external tool or soapui application.
5. Submit soap request with the same namespace in the soap envelope as what is displayed in the namespace field for the Siebel web service definition.
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