on 05-27-2009 1:20 PM
Hi Experts,
I have been working on integration of Adobe Forms with Web services. But there is one thing I am very confused about.
Will I have to change the WSDL file every time i move my development to another system like i consumed the wsdl from development system, and while moving my application containing Adobe form to Quality, Will i have to extract the WSDl corresponding to QA System and consume that wsdl for Adobe Form to work..
Please, any pointers would be helpful..
Thanks,
Amita
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Hi Amita,
If you create a WebService in Development and have binded in the adobe form, then it is not necessary every time to consume it. It is sufficient if you transport from Development to Quality and Production. But while calling the WebService use the Scripting to call i.e. have three radiobuttons or a dropdown of DEV, QRD, PRD and get the URL's of all the Systems WebService and use the logic for the submit button to call the appropriate systems webservice. And it is no need to once again define the Data Connection. But see that the Function Name is same in all the three systems.
Regards
Pradeep Goli
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Hello Amita,
If you are directly consuming web services within Adobe forms using the lifecycle designer data connections feature, then yes. You would have to create one form for each instance in your production path (dev, qa, prod, etc). But if you use Web Dynpro and Adobe Forms, then you should be able to bind it to WD context thereby abstracting the actual form from the WSDL. Hope this helps.
Rao
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