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Example 2: Writing a GWS server using third-party WSDL (the fglwsdl tool)

To write a Web Service that is compatible with the specification of the input and output records defined by a third-party (for example, a vendor of manufacturing software, or a WSDL specialist in your company) you can use the fglwsdl tool to obtain the WSDL information and generate a part of the Server application. See fglwsdl for a complete description of the tool and its use.

  1. Step 1: Get the WSDL description and generate files
  2. Step 2: Write a BDL function for your service operation
  3. Step 3: Create service, start server and process requests
Parent topic: Writing a Web server application Previous topic: Step 5: Start the GWS server and process requests Next topic: Step 1: Get the WSDL description and generate files