Defining a Web Service manual abort operation rule

This procedure describes how to define a Web Service manual abort operation rule to your Execution operation, which enables you to define an operation to stop the job manually.

NOTE: If you want to remove all content from the step or delete the step, from the Manual abort operation operation step, click and select the option you require.

To add a manual abort operation:

1. From the Execution operation step, click and then click Manual abort operation.
2. In the Type field, ensure that you select Web Service.

   NOTE: To change the operation type, from the dropdown list select either Command Line or REST API.

3. In the WSDL field, click Import WSDL and do one of the following:
   • To import a new WSDL, see Importing a WSDL.
   • If already defined, select the WSDL.

   The fields are populated from the WSDL server.

   NOTE: To edit the Web Service Endpoint, see Editing the Web Service URL.

4. In the Operation field, from the drop-down list select an Operation which is generated from the Server.
5. In the next field, from the drop-down list, select one of the following:
   • Specify parameters: Enables you to add values to the generated parameters.

     To add the parameters, see Defining a parameter for web services.

   • Edit request: Enables you to edit the SOAP request in an XML format.
6. If you select Edit request, in the SOAP request text box, you can add parameters by clicking .

   For more information about adding parameters see step 2 in Defining a parameter for web services.

   NOTE: If you want to expand the text box, click and when finished, click Update.

7. If you want to attach content to job output do any of the following:
   • To attach the Web Service request to Control-M output, select the Append web service request checkbox.
   • To attach the Web Service response to Control-M output, select the Append web service response checkbox.

   NOTE: You can change job output content, from the toolbar, by clicking Options.