palette has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
I have a wsdl provided where the binding uses the style=document
I have worked with style=rpc and I know the strcuture of the object that I need to pass.
In the wsdl style=document the operation soap body is use=literal and the soap action has the URL. So whats the significance of the soap action there and use=literal
I was going through some URL's for soap to understand the difference between style=document and style=rpc
I understood that there is no restriction over the message you are sending in soap:body in style=document. What do they mean by this.
So Is that I should be building an XML and then sending that xml file as argument in my soap call for the style=document.
Can anyone tell me what should I be sending as argument in my soap call.
I have worked with style=rpc and I know the strcuture of the object that I need to pass.
In the wsdl style=document the operation soap body is use=literal and the soap action has the URL. So whats the significance of the soap action there and use=literal
I was going through some URL's for soap to understand the difference between style=document and style=rpc
I understood that there is no restriction over the message you are sending in soap:body in style=document. What do they mean by this.
So Is that I should be building an XML and then sending that xml file as argument in my soap call for the style=document.
Can anyone tell me what should I be sending as argument in my soap call.
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Re: Soap client
by erroneousBollock (Curate) on Aug 16, 2007 at 06:41 UTC | |
by palette (Scribe) on Aug 16, 2007 at 14:35 UTC |
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