Hello pavneet,

Regarding your first question,
*Is it still an issue where the
calculateProductPrice service will fail since there is no way to pass in
org.ofbiz.entity.GenericValue for a SOAP web service?*

So Answer is, yes there is a way to send GenericValue for SOAP webservice
using SOAP envelop.
SOAP serializer and XML serializer has support to read values from Element
object and make GenericValue from it.
example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";
xmlns:ser="http://ofbiz.apache.org/service/";>
   <soapenv:Header />
   <soapenv:Body>
      <ser:calculateProductPrice>
         <map-Map>
            <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
            <ser:map-Entry>
               <ser:map-Key>
                  <ser:std-String value="login.username" />
               </ser:map-Key>
               <ser:map-Value>
                  <ser:std-String value="admin" />
               </ser:map-Value>
            </ser:map-Entry>
            <ser:map-Entry>
               <ser:map-Key>
                  <ser:std-String value="login.password" />
               </ser:map-Key>
               <ser:map-Value>
                  <ser:std-String value="ofbiz" />
               </ser:map-Value>
            </ser:map-Entry>
            <ser:map-Entry>
               <ser:map-Key>
                  <ser:std-String value="productStoreId" />
               </ser:map-Key>
               <ser:map-Value>
                  <ser:std-String value="value" />
               </ser:map-Value>
            </ser:map-Entry>
            <ser:map-Entry>
               <ser:map-Key>
                  <ser:std-String value="product" />
               </ser:map-Key>
               <ser:map-Value>
                  <ser:eeval-Product>
                     <originGeoId>value</originGeoId>
                     <shippingVolume>1.000000</shippingVolume>
                     <productName>value</productName>
                     <billOfMaterialLevel>0</billOfMaterialLevel>
                     <createdByUserLogin>system</createdByUserLogin>
                     <productId>value</productId>

 <primaryProductCategoryId>value</primaryProductCategoryId>
                     <weight>value</weight>
                     <weightUomId>value</weightUomId>
                     <isVirtual>N</isVirtual>
                     <description>value</description>
                     <internalName>value</internalName>

 <lastModifiedByUserLogin>system</lastModifiedByUserLogin>
                     <isVariant>Y</isVariant>
                  </ser:eeval-Product>
               </ser:map-Value>
            </ser:map-Entry>
         </map-Map>
      </ser:calculateProductPrice>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

Here in this envelope, you have to make Product element with prefix
*eeval-* that will be read and convert to GenericValue.
For more details you can explore SoapEventHandler.java




Kind Regards,
Ankush Upadhyay
Senior Technical Consultant

*HotWax Systems*
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 12:23 AM pdhingra <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I am new to Ofbiz and still learning the functionality of this open source
> system. So far its been great and good to see the community support it has.
> I am also in the midst of developing an App in which I need to retrieve the
> prices of a variant product through SOAP web services call. I looked up the
> mailing list archive and followed this trail
> How-to-pass-org-apache-ofbiz-entity-GenericValue-using-XMLRPC
> <
> http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Re-How-to-pass-org-apache-ofbiz-entity-GenericValue-using-XMLRPC-td4721139.html>
>
> . I have two questions in this regard -         • Is it still an issue
> where the
> calculateProductPrice service will fail since there is no way to pass in
> org.ofbiz.entity.GenericValue for a SOAP web service?   • If the above is
> still an issue, is there is any other service to retrieve prices like the
> default, list and competitive prices of a given virtual or variant product
> without going through the pricing rules? Having the net effect of price
> rules on the list price will be ideal but for now it will be fine for me to
> just get hold of prices without it.Thanks,Pavneet Dhingra
>
>
>
> --
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