Integrating Redwood Server with Web Services
Redwood Server integrates into your SOAP architecture by providing both inbound and outbound web services for process definitions and chain definitions. You can submit a process using a published web service or submit a SOAP RPC or message every time a process is submitted, for example.
A note can be attached to the process submitted by the web service.
Web service process servers require the following license key
- WebServices.OutboundServer.limit - the total number of distinct web service credential endpoints
Prerequisites
- a free slot in
WebServices.OutboundServer.limit
andProcessServerService.External.limit
for a credential to the third-party web service. The number of soap credentials for a given endpoint you can create is limited by theWebServices.OutboundServer.limit
andProcessServerService.External.limit
license keys; when you have both license keys, the most restrictive applies. Note that theProcessServerService.External.limit
license key is also used by other process server types such as platform agents and SAP connectors. - a credential for the third-party web service
- SOAP version 1.1
See Also
- Inbound Web Services
- Outbound Web Services
- Asynchronous Web Services
- Active Archive Web Services
- REST API
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