The remote WSDL promotion refreshes the service's WSDL, or replaces a current remote WSDL address with a new address.
Initiating a New Validate or Promote Remote WSDL Request
Choose either Validate Remote WSDL or Promote Remote WSDL from the DevOps Services List to initiate the process
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| Changing a service with Local WSDL to a remote WSDL or vice versa is not supported |
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| You may or may not be able to enter a new remote WSDL address, depending on your permissions |
Click on Execute to send the request
DPOD's internal process will monitor and start executing pending requests every one minute.
Validation Flow
- DPOD will use a temporary domain on a monitored device that was chosen and created by the admin.
- DPOD creates a temporary service on the temporary domain that points to the remote WSDL (or to the new remote WSDL address if the user requested to change the WSDL address).
- The new temporary service will be created without any front side handlers, so it will not be accessible.
- After creating the temp temporary service, DPOD will check the DataPowertemporary service's WSDL compilation status of the temporary service.
Promotion Flow - Remote WSDL Promotion (Same Address)
- Run DPOD first runs the validation flow - and will continue to step 2 only if the validation was successful
- Perform a DataPower WSDL Refresh
Promotion Flow - Remote WSDL Promotion (Address Change)
- Run DPOD first runs the validation flow - and will continue to step 2 only if the validation was successful
- Export DPOD exports the original service
- Change DPOD changes the WSDL address in the export Import to the new remote WSDL address
- DPOD Imports the origin service again with the new WSDL address.
- Check DPOD checks the WSDL status and the service operational state
- If the service is not up or the WSDL status is not okay ok - try DPOD tries to rollback the operation by importing the service again with the original unchanged WSDL address
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