SQL Server Warriors,
I used the Configure IIS Support program of SQLXML 3.0 to expose a stored procedure as a web service. As expected, two files are generated and saved in the inetpub/ subfolder that I specified - a .ssc and .wsdl file.
In Infopath, the first step of connecting to a Web Service asks for "the location of the web service you want to use as your secondary data source", with the example path ending in "Service.asmx?WSDL". Well, SQLXML didn't generate an .asmx file. When I select the .wsdl file that SQLXML did generate, I am told that Infopath "could not open" the file.
Thanks
I used the Configure IIS Support program of SQLXML 3.0 to expose a stored procedure as a web service. As expected, two files are generated and saved in the inetpub/ subfolder that I specified - a .ssc and .wsdl file.
In Infopath, the first step of connecting to a Web Service asks for "the location of the web service you want to use as your secondary data source", with the example path ending in "Service.asmx?WSDL". Well, SQLXML didn't generate an .asmx file. When I select the .wsdl file that SQLXML did generate, I am told that Infopath "could not open" the file.
Thanks