No, i tried passing my password in header and even then i got same error. There isnt much in xml. 

        <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
           <soap:Envelope
                  xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"
                  xmlns:urn="urn:com:document:rfc:functions">
      <soap:Header/>
         <soap:Body>
            <urn:_-A1SSPC_-SPC_INCIDENT_CREATION>
            <IV_CHECK_GROUP>value</IV_CHECK_GROUP>
            <IV_CHECK_ID>value</IV_CHECK_ID>
            <IV_EVENT_KEY>value</IV_EVENT_KEY>
            <IV_DESCRIPTION>************* Alert Details *************
 
Description
    </IV_DESCRIPTION>
            <IV_INCIDENT_PROCESS>SYSTEM INCIDENT</IV_INCIDENT_PROCESS>
            <IV_ISSUE_CATEGORY>30042</IV_ISSUE_CATEGORY>
            <IV_TEAM>CF_IOT</IV_TEAM>
            <IV_PRIORITY>3</IV_PRIORITY>
            <IV_TENANT_ID>000000000000000001</IV_TENANT_ID>
            <IV_PROCESS>32</IV_PROCESS>
            <IV_SUBJECT>subject</IV_SUBJECT>
         </urn:_-A1SSPC_-SPC_INCIDENT_CREATION>
      </soap:Body>
   </soap:Envelope>

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In reply to Re^4: Special character in authorization_basic by balakrishna_bk
in thread Special character in authorization_basic by balakrishna_bk

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