Service Development Help : Creating Client Code : Building a Browser-Based Client
Building a Browser-Based Client
 
Prerequisites for Building Browser-Based Client Code
URL Client Uses to Invoke Services
How Input Values are Passed to the Service the Browser-Based Client Invokes
How Integration Server Returns Output from the Service the Client Invoked
Build a browser-based client by creating one or more web pages with embedded URLs that invoke services. You can use any tool you want to build the web pages.
When Integration Server receives the first URL to invoke a service from the browser-based client, it creates a session for the client on Integration Server. The session information is stored in a cookie in the browser. As the user of the browser-based client clicks on links to URLs that invoke services, Integration Server uses the cookies to find session information for the client. Integration Server keeps the session information for the client until the session expires. Sessions expire based on the configured session time-out value. For more information about setting the session time-out limit, refer to webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide
Note:  
You cannot use Designer to generate browser-based clients.
Creating Client Code
Prerequisites for Building Browser-Based Client Code
URL Client Uses to Invoke Services
How Input Values are Passed to the Service the Browser-Based Client Invokes
How Integration Server Returns Output from the Service the Client Invoked
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