Fixing failed connections

Use these steps to correct failed connections when importing defined Web Services into a specified Web Service Provider. You can complete the import from this topic when the failed connections are corrected.

1. Complete Steps 1–6 in Import a web service.
2. From the Web Service Operation table, select the service(s) that failed and click Edit to open a dialog box.
   Note: Multiple operations and resources can be selected for editing at the same time by holding down the CTRL key while clicking.
3. Edit the failed connections.
4. When all connections are fixed, click Test Connection to confirm.
5. When you are done fixing the connections, click Next.
   All of the operations or resources contained in the selected services are verified for proper execution.

   
6. Do one of the following:
   • If all of the connections pass the test and you do not want to make any changes, click Next.
   • If you want to change MV Server settings during the import, including connection pool settings, go to Changing MV Server settings.
   You will see one of the following messages:

   • A message indicating that the operations or resources were verified and no errors were found.
   • A message indicating the problem with the operation or resource.
7. After you receive the message, do one of the following:
   • If all of the operations or resources pass the test, click Finish to complete the import.

     The specified Web Services are imported into the specified Web Service Provider and the Web Services are displayed in the MV Web Service Explorer.

   • If any of the operations or resources fail to verify, go to Step 8.
8. To correct operations or resources that fail to verify, do the following:
   1. Take the necessary steps to correct the operation.
   2. Click Verify Services to re-verify.
   3. When the operations or resources are fixed, click Finish to complete the import.