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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Example: Run the Hello Workday Web Services Sample Assembly

Example: Run the Hello Workday Web Services Sample Assembly

Workday Studio enables you to connect to Workday Web Services. This example demonstrates the SOAP web service request message
Get_Workers_Request
. It uses XSLT 3.0 streaming to process the request.
Security: These domains in the Integration functional area:
  • Integration Build
  • Integration Configure
  • Integration Event
  1. On the Studio toolbar, select
    Help
    Welcome
    Samples
    Hello Workday Web Services
    .
  2. On the
    Project Names
     window, click
    Finish
    .
  3. On the
    Project Explorer
     view, expand the
    HelloWWS
     folder and double-click the
    Assembly
     folder.
  4. On the Assembly Editor toolbar, click
    Show annotations
    .
  5. On the
    Cloud Explorer
     view, click
    Connection Details
    .
  6. Select the
    Sandbox
     environment and enter these values on the
    Connections
     window:
    Option Description
    Tenant
    The name of your tenant.
    Username
    The username credentials for your tenant.
    Password
    The password credentials for your tenant.
  7. Click
    Apply and Close
    .
  8. On the
    Project Explorer
     view, right-click the
    HelloWWS
     folder and select
    Deploy to Workday
    .
  9. On the
    Deploy to Workday
     window, select the
    Sandbox
     environment and click
    Finish
    .
  10. On the
    Cloud Explorer
     view, expand these nodes:
    Sandbox
    HelloWWSCollection
    HelloWWS
    .
  11. Right-click the
    HelloWWS_EntryPoint
     integration node and select
    Launch Integration
    .
  12. Click
    Launch
    .
The integration launches in your Workday tenant. The
Process Monitor
 view in Studio displays the status of the integration.
Sign in to Workday and access the
Process Monitor
 task to display the integration event details for the sample assembly.