Web Service Task Editor (General Page)
Use the General page of the Web Services Task Editor dialog box to specify an HTTP connection manager, specify the location of the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file the Web Service task uses, describe the Web Services task, and download the WSDL file.
For more information about this task, see Web Service Task.
Options
HTTPConnection
Select a connection manager in the list, or click <New connection…> to create a new connection manager.Important
The HTTP connection manager supports only anonymous authentication and basic authentication. It does not support Windows Authentication.
Related Topics: HTTP Connection Manager, HTTP Connection Manager Editor (Server Page)
WSDLFile
Type the fully qualified path of a WSDL file that is local to the computer, or click the browse button (…) and locate this file.If you have already manually downloaded the WSDL file to the computer, select this file. However, if the WSDL file has not yet been downloaded, follow these steps:
Create an empty file that has the ".wsdl" file name extension.
Select this empty file for the WSDLFile option.
Set the value of OverwriteWSDLFile to True to enable the empty file to be overwritten with the actual WSDL file.
Click Download WSDL to download the actual WSDL file and overwrite the empty file.
Note
The Download WSDL option is not enabled until you provide the name of an existing local file in the WSDLFile box.
OverwriteWSDLFile
Indicate whether the WSDL file for the Web Service task can be overwritten.If you intend to download the WSDL file by using the Download WSDL button, set this value to True.
Name
Provide a unique name for the Web Service task. This name is used as the label in the task icon.Note
Task names must be unique within a package.
Description
Type a description of the Web Service task.Download WSDL
Download the WSDL file.This button is not enabled until you provide the name of an existing local file in the WSDLFile box.