Resolving problems when using an MQ Service

Use the following advice to help you to resolve problems that can arise when you use an MQ Service.

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Scenario: You drag a WSDL file, that was generated when you created an MQ Service, onto the Message Flow editor. A window opens that contains the error, 'There are no imported SOAP bindings in the WSDL file'.
Explanation: IBM® Integration Toolkit expects WSDL files to contain SOAP bindings, but the WSDLs that an MQ Service generates do not contain SOAP bindings.
Solution: The WSDL files that the MQ Service generates are valid. Creating a node by using an MQ Service WSDL file is not supported. To create an MQ node, drag the MQ Service, rather than the WSDL file, onto the Message Flow editor.

Scenario: You create an MQ Service, and that generates a WSDL file. The Problems view displays the warning, 'The Service does not contain any binding that uses a SOAP 1.1 binding'.
Explanation: The validator expects WSDL files to contain SOAP bindings, and deems a WSDL file invalid if it does not contain them. However, not all WSDL files require SOAP bindings. The WSDL files that an MQ Service generates do not contain SOAP bindings, and are valid.
Solution:
1. Click Window > Preferences.
2. In the Preferences window, open Integration Development > WSDL > Validation.
3. Check the Allow Services that contain non-SOAP bindings check box and click Apply.