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The example from Apache below should help:
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Subject: RE: Using Xerces to parse a SOAP response
Response resp = call.invoke( url, "");
String xml =
(String)((MimeBodyPart)resp.getBodyPart(0)).getContent();
This will get you the whole envelope as an XML string
which you
Peter,
thats why I asked you if your method returns a string as an XML
doc.specificly our web service returns an XML doc as a STRINGSOAP
only knows the return parameter as a STRINGThis allows me to do the
String returnvalue = ((String)ret.getValue());
Now return value contains th
Response resp = call.invoke( url, "");
String xml =
(String)((MimeBodyPart)resp.getBodyPart(0)).getContent();
This will get you the whole envelope as an XML string
which you can parse into a DOM and traverse as needed.
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Subject: Re: Using Xerces to parse a SOAP response
Peter,
You mentioned returning a String...is your string an xml doc?(if not
it could be...) you can do the following from receiving a Soap call if you
know that your method invoked returns a string such as &
