soap to rest conversion

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Hi Team,

Currently I am doing a Poc to validate soap to rest conversion using the APIGEE Tool.

1. I want to know do we need to be aware of application domain of the service I are trying to route through Apigee?.

If so what is it,please guide me.

2.Can we onboard any application(I mean sample POC application or real-time application) in apigee?.

3. after the soap to rest conversion, if there is code change ,what is the process to handle this?

are any java classes generated during the soap to rest api conversion?

Is there any api documentation guide or anyone come across thsi issue before?

Thanks in advance.

regards,

shashank

[nagashree_b]

@shashank

1. You will need a wsdl to create the API proxy. I do not understand what you mean by application domain. Your wsdl will have the host and the port definitions, which is what apigee edge will use to route the traffic to the backend soap endpoints.

2. Yes you can on board a sample soap endpoint or a real-time one. All apigee edge needs is an endpoint that's accessible over http.

3. What exactly do you mean by code change? Apigee code is a set of policy configurations that's all xml based. If you change the proxy code that's generated by apigee, you will need to redeploy it to the respective environments again.

If you are asking about wsdl changes, pls refer to this post below

https://community.apigee.com/questions/38363/wsdl-update.html

4. Apigee doesn't generate any java wsdl client code that you can access in your proxy.

Below are some references to soap to rest conversion in Apigee

https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/develop/exposing-soap-service-api-proxy https://community.apigee.com/content/kbentry/24743/manual-construction-of-a-soap-to-rest-api-proxy-i...