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When you want to build a simple Blueriq model for your first call to a SOAP web service (i.e. be the service requestor), you can use the example project WebCalculator (that comes with a standard Blueriq installation) to act as the service provider: create a new project based on this example project WebCalculator, save it and go to your runtime dashboard to expose it (if you don’t see the widget, press the button Widgets and check ‘Expose as a webservice’ and save it). When you do that, a button ‘View WSDL’ appears, that enables you to see and save the WSDL. This WSDL contains the communication contract between the service requestor and the service provider.

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