REST to SOAP

This functionality allows you to provide a REST API that redirects your content in SOAP format.

• Customize an access authorization for the REST API;
• Complete the authentication for the target SOAP WS call;
• Register the payload template for the SOAP service;
• Share the endpoint.

Rest to SOAP Listing

The listing screen displays all REST to SOAP in the environment, allowing users to view the Method Name (equivalent to the endpoint generated for the integration call), last modified date, active integration indicator, URL parameters that can be sent, and the endpoint call method.

In the actions tab, you can call the endpoint URL, go to the editing screen, delete the record, export (for backups or migration) or navigate to the integration monitoring screen.

Creating a REST for SOAP

Available fields and their functionalities

• Active: Defines whether the endpoint can be called;
• Method name: Endpoint identifier;
• REST Method: Method to which the endpoint will respond;
• Tag for Successful Return: Target SOAP Web Service tag that reports the success of the operation;
• Tag for Return with Error: Target SOAP Web Service tag that reports an operation error;
• URL Parameters: Values that can be used to dynamically feed the query with URL parameters;
• Return Encoding: Encoding to be used in the data that is sent to the destination Web Service;
• Integration queue: Execution context within the environment, scope of processing queues;
• XML Field: Defines the XML that will be sent to the target SOAP Web Service, it can receive dynamic values from the URL or RequestBody Parameters received at the endpoint.
• Authorization: Defines a headerAuthorization in the endpoint that serves as a usage key so that it is not made available in an open manner.
• SOAP-Authorization: Defines the settings of the Web Service that will be responsible for processing the result of the Query performed.
• SOAP WS URL: URL for the Web Service call that will receive the query data;
• WS Method: Request method for the Web Service;
• Web Service Authorization Type: None (public), Bearer (hardcoded) or Basic Auth (associated with a Platform Credential record);
• WS Token: Token or Credential to be associated with the Web Service Authorization Type.

Calling a REST to SOAP

The URL for calling REST to SOAP can be obtained after performing an API test, with the URL parameters already indicated (if they have been defined):

The endpoint generated by CONNECT has the format HOST/ENVIRONMENT/FUNCTIONALITY/IDENTIFIERS, for example:

The URL for calling REST for SOAP can be obtained by performing an API test, with the URL parameters already indicated (if they have been defined):

The endpoint generated by CONNECT has the format HOST/ENVIRONMENT/FUNCTIONALITY/IDENTIFIERS, for example:

Example of a call with Authorization

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