I posted about this earlier on http://blogs.conchango.com/... after a very good project integrating SAP and Siebel, working with Deloitte and Axon. People found it difficult to find through Google (I’ll have to talk to someone about that) So here is the link and apologies for the Google trouble. http://blogs.conchango.com/... Thanks ...

This is in response to an email I got from Edgardo (www.geekswithblogs.com/eve... I post it here hoping it will benefit more people out there. You can call a webservice from inside a workflow in Siebel, and you can have a webservice that starts a workflow. The first thing I do is test the webservice using XMLSpy Enterprise (Pricey but well worth it, and saved me a lot of time). XMLSpy will generate the test SOAP message for you, and you can override the parameters to make sure you test all the cases...

I’m guilty of not blogging for a long time, but trust me I have been very busy recently with lots of very interesting projects. When I emerged from my project work though, I discovered that I have missed out on the Windows Workflow stuff which really looks quite impressive. They have announced it at PDC and obviously lots of people have been working on this. Check http://blogs.msdn.com/pandr... from the PDC sessions. I think Paul will be the new Scott Woodgate for us integration...