โ06-30-2017 06:52 AM
Any help much appreciated in this regard in terms of sample envelopes you can share or validated WSDL, currently using v28.1 which doesnโt validate in XMLSpy although it seems to work with SOAPUI
Yours,
Adrian
โ07-03-2017 01:57 AM
Ok I re-did the snap from scratch and now Iโm getting an invalid username/password error; which is actually a good thing.
Thanks Iโll try the workday snap next.
Yours,
Adrian
โ07-03-2017 03:28 AM
When using the workday write snap, what does the host field contain do you have an example please?
โ07-03-2017 08:04 AM
Deducing from your WSDL above, your host value would likely be wd3-impl-services1.workday.com.
Also note, the version will be โ28.1โ (instead of โv28.1โ that you would use with SOAP)
โ07-03-2017 11:05 AM
Thanks for confirming the host, wasnโt sure upto what point on the url it mattered.
BTW - /v28.1?WSDL appears to be the correct way to reference it, itโs working at any rate in the SOAP execute snap, without it I get an invalid request service version error or content not allowed in prolog error.
Still be unable to connect with SOAP or Workday snap different issues. In the case of the workday snap itโs trying to resolve against the following URL instead of the one above:
https://wd3-impl-services1.workday.com/ccx/service/integrations/Human_Resources/v28.1?wsdl
donโt know why, so any ideas most welcome.
Unable to workout why Iโm getting invalid username/password errors, works for me in SOAPUI so the credentials arenโt the issue must be missing something just donโt know what at this point.
โ07-03-2017 11:31 AM
Hereโs how our SOAP WSSE account is set up. Replace username@tenant with your username and tenant name. Also, respectfully pointing out the obvious, make sure itโs assigned to your SOAP Execute snap.
Hereโs how our Workday account is set up. Again, replace username and tenant with appropriate values
Regarding your SOAP username/password error. Can you post the exact error text? On occasion, the error message isnโt worded correctly and I might have run into it before.