I used this plugin to provide SOAP webservice for application. Overall, it looks good but I stuck when creating a SOAP operation having no params.
Plugin URL: http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/ckWebServicePlugin
I added dummy #param int $var to get a temporary solution.
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I'm just starting with Oracle Service Bus 12C.
I created a proxy service that takes in a couple of parameters. A pipeline that moves those parameters to the request-headers. A business service that calls my PHP. So far, the PHP receives the parameters correctly.
Next, I am returning a response from PHP. As a first step, I did a simple echo "Hello, World";
Two things are happening at this point.
Firstly, when debugging the app, JDeveloper shows that $body in Response Action is blank. However, in a log action, I added $body. That shows:
<soapenv:Body xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">Hello, World</soapenv:Body>
No idea why JDeveloper doesn't want to show this.
So, how do I get the string part from this so I can use a Insert Action to build the XML response that the proxy service would understand?
I tried these in the log action, but all of them give blank outputs:
$body/*
$body/soap-env:body
$body/soap-env:Body
$body/soap-env:Body/#value
$body/soap-env:body/#value
Edit: According to https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13171_01/alsb/docs25/consolehelp/context.html $body/* should extract the payload without the soap-env:Body wrapper.
Got it:
$body/text()
I noticed that the tag is soap-env in the request and soapenv in the response. The $body/* works for the request to remove the wrapper in the request only.
I need to create a restful service. I have no access to some classes but need to send the same classes in the result. Is there a way to map the object to xml. I tried using org.springframework.oxm.castor.CastorMarshaller but it gives response with extra tags in the xml like
<bean-property-binding-result field-error-count="0" global-error-count="0" error-count="0">
Is there a way to get it done using castor marshaller? If not can anyone redirect to write page
I solved this issue by using velocity templates as xml templates and returning that xml as response for the call.
Was after some help on getting started with calling the Rally REST webservice from a .NET MVC webclient.
I've been given the web service info here:
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/doc/webservice/
So I can see that I can use a URL to access information from Rally - Similar to:
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/webservice/1.39/task?query=((Owner.Name
= owner#blah.com.au) and (State != Completed))&order=Rank&fetch=true&stylesheet=/slm/doc/webservice/browser.xsl
However what I'm not clear on is how to authenticate before making my request?
I'm new to REST web services (have done the SOAP/WSDL awhile back) - so it doesn't seem like with REST you're supposed to add a reference to something to get client classes created? Is this correct? That you just create a HTTPRequest using a URI - and make the call, getting back a HTTPResponse (which I can hopefully do something with).
A lot of examples seem to have specific service/api classes that they're calling methods on or accessing properties - so I'm not sure if that's because they're using SOAP rather than REST - or that they created them themselves.
Maybe I'm looking at the wrong documentation as it seems assumed you know how to be authenticated. Or I'm missing a reference?
I know the question is old, but this might help someone else. You need to pass a Basic Authentication header with your base64-encoded username and password as part of your get() request. I found this information on an Atlassian documentation page and successfully applied it with Rally API 3.0 (should also work with 2.0). So in your get() request, include a header similar to the following:
auth_header = 'Authorization : Basic ' + base64_encode('username:password')
I want to launch fiddler from the command line and populate the request builder with given request parameters.
Is this possible using ExecAction (or otherwise) and FiddlerScript?
Can someone get me started with the necessary FiddlerScript needed? I can't find anything in the docs...
Thanks
FiddlerScript can generate any HTTP request you want. Look at http://fiddlerbook.com/Fiddler/dev/ScriptSamples.asp and particularly the use of the utilIssueRequest method.
Sending a new request to the Composer requires that you call FiddlerApplication.DoComposeByCloning(oS), passing the Session to display in the Composer as the parameter.
I need to call a web service from my classic ASP website. I have been provided with a URL and three variables from the SOAP provider:
URL of web service: http://www.theirwebsite.co.uk/B2bservice.asmx
Parameter1: CustId
Parameter2: PWord
Parameter3: OrderNo
So I'm supposed to send this SOAP request from my classic ASP website, along with the parameter values (which I've been given too) and it's supposed to return a string.
I've tested the SOAP response using soapclient.com, and sure enough if I enter the web service URL and add the paramter values, it returns a string, like it should.
The problem is I just can't find how to do it with classic ASP!! I've found numerous examples of calling a SOAP URL from classic ASP, but none of them mention how to pass parameters.
Can someone please show me a simple-as-possible implementation of how I get the return string from this web service in ASP, passing the parameters in?
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Dan, you have to change the GET for a POST
I don't know much about classic ASP and don't know if it has a SOAP client implementation, but if classic ASP allows you to send an HTTP POST with an arbitrary body and arbitrary HTTP headers, it should be possible to do what you want (in a somewhat hacky way).
Just issue a POST request with the entire SOAP message hard-coded except for your parameters. Make sure to get the Content-Type and SOAPAction headers right.
If you don't know how to properly create a valid SOAP message and to properly set the headers, use a tool like http://web.progress.com/en/actional/actional-diagnostics.html to send a test message, then use a tool like Fiddler to take a look at what was actually sent, and then hard-code it into your app.