The bpms-console client is a simple client developed to allow users to invoke simple webservices quickly and easily.
However, the WSDL you are trying to invoke is a bit complex as it defines multiple schemas,ect...and the client we have today can not resolve this kind of dependencies.
Please use an external tool ( SOAP-UI for instance) , to call initiate this process.
Regards,

The SendMail sample on your site at the following location:

http://bpms.intalio.com/samples/using-form-to-send-email.html

includes the aar file in the bpms project. This sample also sends an email using the external wsdl. Can I do the same to get around this issue, that is include the aar file in the bpms project. Is that possible at all? Can you please let me know.

Thanks,

Monisha

M-Shah,
No . Including the aar file will not change anything.
Like I have explained before, the problem is that your WSDL is complex: you have multiple schemas in that wsdl.
The wsdl of the send-email tutorial is simple: it has one schema.

So the solution in your case, if you don't want to initiate the webservice from soapUI( which is an excellent and extremely easy to use client), you have to modify your service to generate a simple WSDL.

i don't know how good you are with axis, but the easiest way in my opinion is to take the wsdl that you have now, regroup all the schemas in one schema, generate the stubs of the service using wsdl2java, and rewrite your service.

I hope that helps,
Ihab

I am planning to send out emails after each create and complete form requests and I have 3 such create and complete forms in my bpms project. Which means I have to use the SOAP UI to initiate those requests 3 times for one project. Am I correct in understanding that? Which means I have to keep checking if the appropriate task is complete and then send out emails by using the SOAP UI. Is that correct? Can u please confirm.

Thanks,

Monisha

I think you are mixing a couple of things here. Do you want to go to the bpms-console after each task to send the email? I hope not, otherwise you are not automating your process and i this case you don't need intalio .

If I understand correctly, you want to send automatically an email after each task. This means you want to call a webservice after each task, and I don't see the relationship between that and what you were trying to do before.

The scenario we were discussing before is different in every way from the new scenario you are talking about:
1- In the first scenario, the problem was how to initiate a process using a complex schema(receive a message).In this one you want to call a webservice ( send a message)
2- In the first one you want to use the bpms-console but you can not because your schemas are complex. In this one you want to call a webservice, your schemas can be complex, it is not a problem.

How about you model your process as much as you can, and then we can work from there. This is why BPMN is great, we can actually use it to communicate more efficiently :)