SOAP Adapter = Webservice???

Hi,
I have created a service using the SOAP Adapter. My question is now: Is this service a webservice. If yes, how would I be able to obtain the related WSDL?
The outbound interface is accessed by the following URL:
http://myserver/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:MY_BUSINESSSYSTEM:MY_COMCHANNEL
simply adding the argument &wsdl to the url doesn't pass back any WSDL.
Kind regards,
Heiko

hi,
>>I have created a service using the SOAP Adapter. My >>question is now: Is this service a webservice
yes having a soap adapter for a particular scenario makes that scenaro accessable by SOAP, ie webservice.
>>http://myserver/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?>>channel=:MY_BUSINESSSYSTEM:MY_COMCHANNEL
>>simply adding the argument &wsdl to the url doesn't >>pass back any WSDL.
i see where u r coming from , unlike ohter development platforms, where if you know the endpoint , adding &wsdl gives you the wsdl. But in XI we are merely exposing the interface to be accessable by a soap sender. Hence you have to generate the wsdl manually from Configuration Drectory. Tools->webservce
cheers,
Naveen

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Hi Experts,
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Message was edited by:
        Venkat Marni
Message was edited by:
        Venkat Marni

Hi,
Finally I could solve the problem.
I was actually trying to post the information from the http client at the sender and receiver side I am getting the error.
Later i have actually created the webservice for my sender interface in XI then post the info using the SOAPUI(3rd party tool) to post the info to XI and then Xi will communicate the webservice using SOAP adapter then I got the proper response from the webservice.
In this whole episode I guess there is some thing wrong in using a htp client but technically we should be able to use http client as XI will take the payload and use xslt mapping to come up with target interface soap message( but i do not know why XI failed in that).
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