I am trying to make a call to a SOAP web service through Dojo, but have found no relevant, up-to-date documentation on how to make a SOAP request.
Does anyone have any experience making a SOAP request in Dojo?
IBM has something here. Unfortunately, it's not supported in Dojo. However, this library could be of use for JavaScript to SOAP connectivity.
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Is there any complete step-by-step guide or material available on how to use SOAP API in Play Framework with Scala?
I have seen people post about scalaxb but couldn't find any guide on how exactly to use it. Any recommendation/link/repositroy will be helpful.
P.S: I cannot use REST API because it's client's requirement to use SOAP and it CANNOT be changed. I have WSDL of the service I am supposed to interact with.
We are trying to perform tests using Rest Assured Api but we aren't getting success with the response. We sent a request but the response is a faultcode (xml). The same request was made successfully using Soapui.
So, we searched a lot, people say that rest assured supports SOAP and others says that doesn't support.
Anyone knows what is the truth? Supports or not?
While it does not specifically support SOAP protocol, nothing stops you from using RestAssured for SOAP Servers testing - because it is just sending and receiving XML over HTTP and RestAssured does this perfectly well.
To be honest, the fact that RestAssured is not specifically designed to support SOAP makes it even more valuable for error testing, which would be really difficult with SOAP-centered clients.
Here's more details how one can verify XML content: https://github.com/rest-assured/rest-assured/wiki/Usage#example-2---xml
Rest-Assured framework only supports testing REST services.
You can read the introductory post by Johan (Rest-Assured committer) in the below link:
https://www.jayway.com/2013/11/29/rest-assured-2-0-testing-your-rest-services-is-easier-than-ever/
Also in the source code of REST-Assured in Github, it is never mentioned about supporting SOAP services, or has code that supports it.
https://github.com/rest-assured/rest-assured
If you want a single framework supporting both REST and SOAP services try the following options.
http://www.citrusframework.org/
https://www.soapui.org/developers-corner/integrating-with-soapui.html
Currently, We are leveraging a REST API framework tool to automate large soap msgs for api testing, fundamentally rest and soap are same.
The only difference is SOAP msg payload is in xml and response is in xml, will have single header and single type of https request -POST.
you just have to write supporting utils for constructing payload and then processing response.
I have my restful CXF service producing JSON with default JSON provider. I want to know if we can use GWT to build client which will user the restful service. Will it work ? If not, what would be a simple work around for this type ?
Thank you.
regards
It will work. See this. Here's a quote:
GWT does not limit you to this one RPC mechanism or server side development environment. You are free to integrate with other RPC mechanisms, such as JSON using the GWT supplied RequestBuilder class, JSNI methods or a third party library.
I have been searching the web and Kynetx.com for any documetation or examples of how to use SOAP with KRL but have come up with nothing. Sadly the web services I am working with has a lot of SOAP rather then REST. If there is any links of documentation or examples of doing SOAP with KRL I would be really pleased if you would pass that on to me, i'm not even sure where to start, thanks.
There is no SOAP support in KRL. The best way to get these APIs into KRL is to create a REST-SOAP shim that translates between the two.
I know very little about web programming but I need to establish a license generation web service to provide licenses to users of my desktop software.
I have managed to create a working & debugged SOAP service on a Win2003 server but now I have discovered that the interface that I need to provide to my payment processor must be REST.
How would you recommend I deal with this, given that I simply don't have the time to learn PHP and rewrite my web service etc. I could bypass the SOAP altogether and easily create an executable which receives the license parameters and returns an encrypted license, but it's the web interface bit that I am stuck on. I will probably subcontract someone to write a utility for this on elance, but I don't know what to ask for.
Manu thanks,
Michael
You can expose the same service as SOAP based as well as RESTful. Axis2 with WSDL 2.0 has support for this.
Please see this article RESTful Web Services with Apache Axis2 - explains things in detail..
Thanks..
There's no easy conversion from SOAP to REST. SOAP WebServices RESTful APIs use different approaches. I think it is very easy to do with Ruby on Rails (which will take care of 90% of RESTful APi for you). All you need is to implement your logic.
Sinatra example:
get '/hi' do
"Hello World!"
end