Unifier Web Services

Hello,
I am trying to find out detailed information on the Web Services provided with Unifier. I cannot locate any documentation that describes them or how to access them. It is unclear if ULink is a separate install from Unifier and uDesigner or if the services are part of either of those installs.
Thank you
Rudy

Hi,
We had the same problem with the web services. We haven't fixed the problem of the missing context root '/ws' in our links, but we have fixed the 404 errors. The solution is to add wsdl4j-1.*.jar to Tomcats shared classpath, in our install it is located in C:\Unifier\Shared\lib . Restart the server and you should be able to access the wsdl's at
http://spgpvu091100midt1.see.oracle.com:8080/ws/services/{SomeService}?wsdl
Regards,
Matt James

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Problem solved :
The WSDL contained a little to much :
<wsdl:fault name="fniForecastServiceException">
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When I removed this, it all worked fine.
Thanks for the help guys !
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Hello,
I am following the steps of the SAP NW GTW 2.0 SP06 configuration guide, and am a bit stuck on the section Configuring the Task Gateway Service. In step 3, we are instructed to choose the option Single Service Configuration. However, I don't see this option. I do see option Web Service Configuration and when I choose it, I am able to continue with the rest of the steps of the documentation.
Am I missing an option here or does the documentation just need to be updated where Single Service Configuration should read Web Service Configuration?
Thanks!
Jeffrey

Hi Jeffrey,
I'm also configuring the Unified Inbox and I have found the service in the web service configuration and searching for Consumer proxy TASKFACADE.
Hope that helps.
Jorge

ABAP web services

HIII..
I want to know about a ABAP web service . How this can be created????
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Mayank Saxena

Hi,
Web Services
Business processes consist of individual process steps that can vary in how extensive they are. One or more functions are then assigned to these steps; an executing software component is then assigned to each function. Clearly, the heterogeneous nature of system landscapes in enterprises makes it impossible to implement all the necessary functions associated with a complete process using the same technology on the same component. A modern software infrastructure must be in the position to integrate functions, implemented on widely differing software components, in one effective complete process. Until now, the combination of different applications has largely been based on manually declared interfaces, message formats, and agreements between business partners.
Web services simplify this process. They are based on open, generally accepted standards. They enable you to combine functions in a single process, even if they are implemented in widely differing software components. Web services are standalone, executable entities that can be published, searched for, and called, across a network.
Introduction
The SAP Web Application Server implements the following basic Web services standards: eXtensible Markup Language (XML); Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP); Web Service Definition Language (WSDL); and Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI).
In the documentation that follows, we assume that the reader is familiar with Web service standards and techniques. You will find a general introduction to the Web Services topic under Sun Microsystems, in the pages of W3C, and in the general explanations for standardization organization OASIS under the topic UDDI.
Integration
ABAP and Java Web Services
Enterprises can extend their solutions by using Java or ABAP Web services, or both. If your priority in programming an application is the selection of data, the integration of an ABAP Web Service could be appropriate. Conversely, if you are implementing processes that involve different business partners and systems, it may be beneficial to program in Java and integrate Java Web Services.
The Web Service Framework consists of:
·        The development environment for the ABAP Engine
·        The development environment for the J2EE Engine
·        Tools that support UDDI registration
·        A distributed, interoperable SOAP runtime (ABAP and J2EE Engine)
Processing of SOAP requests using the Internet Communication Framework
Web Services and the SAP Exchange Infrastructure
The SAP Exchange Infrastructure is a key area in SAP NetWeaver. The Exchange Infrastructure provides an open, process-oriented integration infrastructure for the unhindered flow of information and for XML-based message exchanges. Systems integrated using SAP XI exchange messages over the Integration Server.
The programming model for XI ABAP proxies and Web services has been unified. The advantage of this is that both technologies can be implemented so that they complement one another. Messages can be sent and received either using the XI runtime or the Web service runtime.
Additional proxy runtime services can be controlled using protocols that you request using a proxy method. The features you have available depend on whether you are using the Web Service Framework or the Exchange Infrastructure for communication.
Features
The ABAP Workbench offers an environment where you can publish, search for, and call Web services. It enables the SAP Web Application Server to act both as a server and client for Web services.
The Web service infrastructure enables developers to:
·    Publish independent function that were implemented as RFC-enabled function modules, function groups, BAPIs, or XI message interfaces. This includes functions available as part of mySAP.com solutions, or functions developed by customers or partners. The Web service can be used across the entire Internet using standard protocols and can easily be added to any development environment. (See also Creating a Web Service).
·    Consume Web services, regardless of where they are stored or how they are implemented. Business processes can be implemented across several systems, either within an enterprise or across several enterprises. (See also Consuming Web Services.)
The following triangle shows the basic architecture of the Web Service Framework:
Service Provider
After the functions have been implemented, a Web service interface must be created that provides a representation of the Web service for the user. This interface offers an abstraction layer and thus independence from the specific implementation used. Based on this interface, the Web service is configured and can be called at runtime. Publishing Web services in a UDDI Registry is supported by the UDDI client functions in the SAP Web AS.
Service Directory
You can store Web service definitions and released Web Services in a UDDI Registry. WSDL documents provide the basis of the Web service client, which can then be searched for in the UDDI using either a browser or the standard UDDI APIs. Web services can be published and searched for in all registries that conform to the standard. SAP also offers a public UDDI Business Registry under uddi.sap.com.
Service Requestor
The SAP Web AS allows you to integrate Web services. It can generate Web service clients from WSDL files.
Standardization and Extensibility
Web services and Web service standards develop quickly; new standards are being presented continually at standardization committees. However, these extended standards such as security standards or additional protocols can easily be integrated in the Web Service Framework using SAP.
See also:
Web Services Toolset
For more information see the following link.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/9b/dad1ae3908ee44a5caf57e10918be9/frameset.htm
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Jagadish

UCCX 10 & Web Services

Hello,
We're currently moving forward with a migration from 7 up to current 10. One of the most important pieces currently running in our environment is web services. Reading through the benefits info on the 10 Datasheet, http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/unified-communications/unified-communications-manager-callmanager/data-sheet-c78-730660.html I don't see any mention of web services.
Can anybody advise if this is still functionality in the newest version?
Thank you to all in advance

What do you mean by Web Services? Do you mean Posting data to a REST and/or SOAP Web Service..if so..then yes this capability has not change and you can write scripts to access those types of services.. There have been some underlying changes with how Secure HTTP Certificates are handled (which to me was an improvement)..

Invoke Web service - WSDL error "Object of type 'System.Int32' cannot be converted to type 'System.UInt64'."

Hello,
I'm having a problem when I try to load the WSDL file for the "Invoke Web Service" activity.
I'm trying to create a connection between Orchestrator 2012 R2 and Cisco Unified CM through a Web Services. When I click the WSDL file and I click the "Format Hint" button appears the following error "Object of type 'System.Int32' can not be
converted to type 'System.UInt64'."
The WSDL file that Cisco Unified CM I exported another work tools, tested and working well. In Orchestrator just gives the error.
Can anyone help with this?
Thank you
Rui

Hi,
You're going to have to use Get-AzureVM to get your specific VM object and then pipe it into Add-AzureDataDisk. See the examples here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/dn495298.aspx
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Lync 2013 Director web services missing Persistant Chat

When deploying Lync 2013 Director server the web services are missing the virtual directory for Persistent Chat. Persistent Chat is using the same URL as other Lync web services, but since the directory is missing in the Director IIS, Persitent Chat failes.
If I use the Front End for web services Persistent Chat works fine. Has anyone seen this or maybe implemented a workarround?
Regards
Stian

I generally publish the front end pool's external web services FQDN for this. If you're using a reverse proxy, you should be able to redirect individual virtual directories to various internal pools, but I would just point this and all simple URLs
to a central front end pool.
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