Test the Web services gateway installation

Use this task to test that the Web services gateway has been installed correctly. To test the basic installation of the Web services gateway, complete the following steps:

 

  1. In a Web browser, go to http://host:port/wsgw where host and port are the host name and port number that your HTTP server is listening on. The browser should display the following message:

    IBM Web services gateway

    What do you want to do?

    • Run the admin client

    • View the product ID

  2. If the previous step was successful, then to test the Apache SOAP channels use your Web browser to display the Web page at http://host:port/wsgwengine/soaprpcrouter where engine is either soap1 or soap2 . The browser should display the following message: Sorry, I don't speak via HTTP GET - you have to use HTTP POST to talk to me.

  3. If the previous step was successful, then complete the following steps:

    1. To test the Apache SOAP channels, use your Web browser to display the Web page at http://host:port/wsgwengine/soaprpcrouter where engine is either soap1 or soap2 .

      The browser should display the following message: Sorry, I don't speak via HTTP GET - you have to use HTTP POST to talk to me.

    2. To test the SOAP/HTTP channels, use your Web browser to display the Web page at http://host:port/wsgwengine/soaphttpengine where engine is either soaphttp1 or soaphttp2 . The browser should display the message: And now... Some Services , followed by a list of the Web services that are currently deployed to the channel.

    If you do not see these messages, your server is not configured correctly - in which case, see Web services gateway troubleshooting tips.

Web services gateway - Completing the installation
Establishing requirements for using a database with the gateway
Installing the gateway into a deployment manager cell
Installing the gateway into a stand-alone appserver
Web services gateway - prerequisites and constraints
Web services gateway troubleshooting tips

 

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