soapURI gives the URI of the target Web Service. It may be url of
messagerouter servlet, if your service is deployed in Apache.
Shashi Anand
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03/11/02 08:49 PM
sorry for writting off-list.
In following code where is the soapURI variable used. probably you missed
out or something.
I hope soapURL is just url of messagerouter servlet.
Shashi Anand
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Infogain India
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Subject: RE: soap messaging XML ???
SOAP method name is the name of the first element you create in the body. I
mean first element of bodyEntries vector below. Now to set the URI see the
following code:
String soapURI = "www.mywebservice.com/Exchange"
Message msg = new Message();
msg.send(soapURL, "", msgEnv);
SOAPTransport st = msg.getSOAPTransport();
if(st == null)
throw new IOException("Error: Cannot get SOAP transport.");
BufferedReader br = st.receive();
Hope it helps.
Thanks.
-Ashutosh
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Hi Ashutosh,
Thanks for the code snippet. I have one question.
How do I add the target uri and the soap method name in the code below?
Can this be done through Apache SOAP API itself or Is the myEl added to
bodyEntries supposed to have method name in it?
+ Shashi Anand
( Senior Software Engineer
8 Infogain India
O B 15 Sec 58, NOida, UP 201301,
India
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Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 1:10 AM
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Subject: RE: soap messaging XML ???
Shashi,
Apache SOAP message can be built using Apache SOAP API. You need not
read them from file. Developers did a great job with Apache SOAP
APIs. It provides great support and utilities for that. Following
code snippet will walk u thru:
// Create document
DocumentBuilder xdb = XMLParserUtils.getXMLDocBuilder();
Document doc = xdb.newDocument();
// Create SOAP envelope
Envelope msgEnv = new Envelope();
Body msgBody = new Body();
Vector bodyEntries = new Vector();
// In bodyEntries add DOM Element object to your body. Or you
can add java objects with pre-registered serializer/deserializer.
// Following shows how to add DOM element
Element myEl = doc.createElement("myelement);
bodyEntries.addElement(myEl);
msgBody.setBodyEntries(bodyEntries);
// Set body
msgEnv.setBody(msgBody);
String strWriter;
msgEnv.setAttribute(new QName(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENV, //
SOAP encoding
Constants.ATTR_ENCODING_STYLE),
Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC);
msgEnv.marshall(strWriter, new XMLJavaMappingRegistry(), new
SOAPContext());
String xmlMsg = strWriter.toString();
Hope this code snippet helps.
Thanks
-Ashutosh.
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Subject: soap messaging XML ???
Hi,
One strange thing I noticed is that all the tutorials
explaining the SOAP messaging assume whole SOAP message to be
readilly available in XML file, where as this is not the case.
None of tutorials explain how to form this SOAP message given
the XML which is only part of message body.
Does somebody have any idea on how to form the SOAP message
using API.
+ Shashi Anand
( Senior Software Engineer
8 Infogain India
O B 15 Sec 58, NOida, UP 201301,
India
