WebService with multiple operations [JCD as WebService]

Hi,
I am using JCAPS 5.1.1.
My requirement is, i need to create a JCD (callable as external soap Webservice) which has multiple operations.
While creating jcd user will be prompted for input,output message and operation name.
But here we can give only one operation. In this case if i want multiple operations to be performed in single JCD what i have to do.
I tried adding methods manually, to that JCD. After this i build it and deployed. When i check the generated WSDL in UDDIdocs directory
manually added methods to jcd were not present in WSDL file at all.
Only one operation name was present that too which i gave at time of creating JCD.
Hence if i want to expose JCD as webservice with multiple operations what i have to do.
Please help me.
Regards
Venkatesh.S

Hi,
I tried do the same, but I was imposible.
In this case I do a bussines process, which implement a wsdl, and the logic all was solved in a java collaboration. That is my jcd was called from bp.
So my wsdl has four operations and my java collaboration receive on the input message operation name, so my java collaboration evaluate this operation and process request.

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I created all the necessary repository objects and integration scenario objects.
Next, I generated a provider proxy on the ECC backend system and created an endpoint via SOAMANAGER.
When I test, I get this error:
No implementing class registered for the interface (ABAP interface, request message ...., request message, namespace....)
I currently use a receiver XI adapter in the scenario. Is that ok?
or should I use a receiver SOAP adapter with a SOAP action?
Please advise.
Thanks a lot.
Dimitri

Hi,
Check these
INTERFACE_REGISTRATION_ERROR:No implementing class reg'd for interface
No implementing class registered for the interface
Regards
Seshagiri

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