Using webservices

[Jurgen]

Hi there

I've installed openemm on windows using the guide provided.
Everything works fine without probs.
The only thing I can't seem to be able to get working are the webservices...

I already generated the ws.wsdl using the cmd file provided

When accessing http://localhost:8080/emm_webservice I get

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And now... Some Services

    * urn:agnitas-webservice (wsdl)
          o newEmailMailing
          o insertContent
          o deleteContent
          o sendMailing
          o addSubscriber
          o getSubscriber
          o findSubscriber
          o deleteSubscriber
          o setSubscriberBinding
          o newEmailMailingWithReply
          o updateEmailMailing
          o getSubscriberBinding
          o updateSubscriber 

but when accessing http://localhost:8080/services/urn:agni ... rvice?wsdl
I get

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404 Not Found
/services/urn:agnitas-webservice was not found on this server.

Resin-3.0.19 (built Mon, 15 May 2006 04:50:47 PDT) 

Any ideas, tips?

[mkalen]

The only thing I can't seem to be able to get working are the webservices...

I already generated the ws.wsdl using the cmd file provided

but when accessing http://localhost:8080/services/urn:agni ... rvice?wsdl
I get

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404 Not Found
/services/urn:agnitas-webservice was not found on this server.

Not to worry. The WSDL-link on the "hello world"-page is wrong, but the only consequence is that you cannot view the WSDL in your web browser.

The important part to start using SOAP-calls to the web service is that you have WSDL available, which you say you do. If you want to inspect the WSDL yourself, just open the "ws.wsdl" as XML and have a look.

To get up to speed with your programming language of choice, just feed the WSDL-file to your SOAP-client and start making remote calls.

If you use PHP you might want to have a look at the third party contributed code for an OpenEMM PHP-wrapper, hiding much of the SOAP-workings and simplifying your life as a web service consumer:
http://enarion.net/programming/php/openemm/

Agnitas themselves also link to this wrapper from the OpenEMM Download Center:
http://www.openemm.org/downloads.html (see "Downloads from Contributors")

Good luck!
Martin

[Jurgen]

Ok thanks, it's working now

The only problem I'm having is that the webservice doesn't seem to be working correctly.
It always returns 0 for addSubscriber

Does anybody know the default username and password for the webservices?
I'm now using 'admin' and 'openemm', but there is no error or anything when I change to some other random value...

[mkalen]

Does anybody know the default username and password for the webservices?

You need to read the "Deployment information" section at the start of the document called "Documentation of OpenEMM webservices interface"(available from the OpenEMM Download Center).

There you will find information about how to set the username and password in the database.

[Jurgen]

Thank you so much
I've overlooked this in the document.

Thx again

/me happy now