I'm a noob tasked with enabling a server running IIS 6 to accept SOAP requests.
The client will use the SOAP Request will put an XML file on the server and, ultimately, another file will be created on the server that will be sent back to the client before the SOAP interaction is terminated.
How do I make this happen? I have the SOAP request already. I need to know how to configure the server with IIS 6 to accept that SOAP request.
As far as I know, the IIS 6 supports the SOAP by default. So the IIS should be able to receive the SOAP request. To handle the SOAP request, you need to have the website that hosted on IIS to be able to handle the SOAP request.
Stosh85
How do I make this happen? I have the SOAP request already. I need to know how to configure the server with IIS 6 to accept that SOAP request.
I think the main point here isn't about IIS, the main point is that you need a web application that hosted on IIS to handle these SOAP requests.
The IIS 6 is quite old version of IIS, the latest version is IIS 10 now. It's recommend to migrate the IIS 6 to IIS 7 or higher.
Best Regards,
Jean
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What I needed to do was configure a listener on the IIS server with Windows Remote Management. It was as simple as typing
winrm quickconfig in a command prompt on the server, though later the listener configuration will be adjusted.
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XML SOAP Request IIS 6
Nov 02, 2017 02:59 PM|Stosh85|LINK
I'm a noob tasked with enabling a server running IIS 6 to accept SOAP requests.
The client will use the SOAP Request will put an XML file on the server and, ultimately, another file will be created on the server that will be sent back to the client before the SOAP interaction is terminated.
How do I make this happen? I have the SOAP request already. I need to know how to configure the server with IIS 6 to accept that SOAP request.
I look forward to your input.
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Re: XML SOAP Request IIS 6
Nov 03, 2017 02:28 AM|Jean Sun|LINK
Hi Stosh85,
As far as I know, the IIS 6 supports the SOAP by default. So the IIS should be able to receive the SOAP request. To handle the SOAP request, you need to have the website that hosted on IIS to be able to handle the SOAP request.
I think the main point here isn't about IIS, the main point is that you need a web application that hosted on IIS to handle these SOAP requests.
The IIS 6 is quite old version of IIS, the latest version is IIS 10 now. It's recommend to migrate the IIS 6 to IIS 7 or higher.
Best Regards,
Jean
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Re: XML SOAP Request IIS 6
Nov 03, 2017 02:34 AM|lextm|LINK
IIS itself won't be able to accept SOAP requests and return the responses. You need to use an application framework, ASP.NET/WCF/PHP and so on.
Thus, please post such questions to a site such as Stack Overflow and in the meantime learn an application framework.
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Re: XML SOAP Request IIS 6
Nov 03, 2017 01:38 PM|Stosh85|LINK
What I needed to do was configure a listener on the IIS server with Windows Remote Management. It was as simple as typing winrm quickconfig in a command prompt on the server, though later the listener configuration will be adjusted.
I eventually found what I needed here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa384372(v=vs.85).aspx
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Re: XML SOAP Request IIS 6
Nov 16, 2017 06:04 AM|Yuk Ding|LINK
Hi stosh85,
It could be appreciated if you could mark your reply as answer.
Best Regards,
Yuk Ding
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