Creating Webservices to send Messages to Peoplesoft

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Our requirement is to create a .NET Webservice and use it in PeopleSoft Intergration Broker as a Message. Could you please share us with detailed information on how to go about in creating the web service in .NET and sending it to PeopleSoft Intergration Broker as a Message.

Posted 12-Mar-12 2:19am

ramuksasi

Updated 12-Mar-12 3:32am

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justinonday 12-Mar-12 8:34am

are you googled?

ZurdoDev 12-Mar-12 8:50am

I don't think anyone is going to give you that much information. Do you know how to create a .Net web service? Have you looked at PeopleSoft's api and how to interact with it? Have you done anything?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-03-12T05:05:00

Message is the packet of data which contains important information. WCF uses these messages to transfer information from Source to destination.

Message contract can be applied to type using MessageContract attribute. Custom Header and Body can be included to message using 'MessageHeader' and 'MessageBodyMember'atttribute. Let us see the sample message contract as:

C#

[MessageContract]
public class EmployeeDetails
{
    [MessageHeader]
    public string EmpID;
}

When using Message contract type as parameter, you can use only one parameter in service operation as:

C#

[OperationContract]
void PeopleSoftSave(EmployeeDetails emp);