Webservice called by browser

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I am making the following test, I am calling a webservice for browser to make a test, only that I am having problems due the organization of directories, when alone I have one level of directory and I make the call of this form:

[url=“http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma”]http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma[/url]

functions without problems, more when more than the one level of directory and I make the call of the following form:

[url=“http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test/test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma”]http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test/test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma[/url]

does not find the service, has some ideia of that it is?

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Hello,
You know that you can test a service using the Administration web page and going to package management. You can travel to where the service is, do a “test with inputs” or a “test without inputs”. see if you can run your service that way. If it works, the just do a “view source” for your web browser and see where the form data is being posted to (action attribute of the form). Good day.

Yemi Bedu

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Thanks, more I am trying to make a customer for this webservice, it are of webMethods, therefore that it would like to call for the URL in browser.

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Rodrigo,

If the service is in the subfolder,then the url should be:
http://servername:port/invoke/folder.subfolder/servicename

so,use the following url:
[url=“http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test.test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma”]http://10.160.0.133:5555/invoke/test.test/soma?parcela1=4&parcela2=4&operacao=soma[/url]
i think this should work.

ramesh.