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[JBoss] WSDL file is not accessable ( abc() method not found- which is used to retrive value...

Discussão em 'StackOverflow' iniciado por Stack, Junho 18, 2025.

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    I am working on migration of my old project to AWS cloud. Here I have deployed my application ear package through JBoss standalone mode. and Im able to access my wsdl file through both the ip+port as well as through dns. http://11.22.33.44:8080/login/init.do or https://mydns/login/init.do

    im using the wsdl in my JBoss binding as https://mydns/filemanager/FilemanagerServiceBean?wsdl even i have tried with http:/11.22.33.44:8080/filemanager/FilemanagerServiceBean?wsdl but no luck I have checked both the URL and from EC2 jumpbox i can CURL both the url but from normal browser i can open the only https url not the http with ip and port one.

    Not sure what Im missing here in terms of JBoss configuration . The email SMTP also i have configured in a correct way that i have verified through different component where ibcan send an email. but here due to the wadl issue it is not able find the method that is been there in the wsdl and so it's nit able to send the email

    I don't know what ia causing issue here. I'm using RDS and that is getting connected i have tested already.

    My observation is this might causing the issue. but not sure if something else could be. Here even Im using the https link to access the wsdl but in soapaddress it looks like this:


    ▼<wsdl:port binding="tns:FilemanagerServiceBeanServiceSoapBinding" name="FilemanagerServiceBeanPort"> <soap:address location="http://11.22.33.44:8080/filemanager/FilemanagerServiceBean"/>

    </wsdl:port>

    </wsdl:service>

    </wsdl:definitions>


    In bindings i have used this :

    <simple name="java:/myapp/email/service/url" value="https://mydns/filemanager/FilemanagerServiceBean?wsdl"

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