Connect to a web service using Web Services Description Language (WSDL) and an endpoint URL. You can also enable security for the web service.
1In Administrator, open the Connections page and click Add Connection.
2In the Select Connector tab, select WSConsumer as the connector and click Next.
Note: If the WSConsumer connection is not in the list of connections, in Administrator, open the Add-On Connectors page to install the connector for your organization.
3In the Connection Form tab, enter the connection properties.
4Select the runtime environment for the web service connection.
5For Authentication, select one of the following options:
- Select Username Token to enter the user name and the password to authenticate the web service. You can choose to encrypt the password by sending a digest that is derived from the password in the security token.
- Select Other Authentication to enter the WSDL URL and endpoint URL to access the web service. If the web service is a private web service, enter the HTTP user name and password.
- Select NTLM Authentication to enter the user name, password, and domain name to access the web service.
6Enter the authentication connection properties. The properties that appear depend on the authentication that you selected.
7Save the connection.
Note: You can't test the connection to verify if the connection is successful as the Test option is disabled.