Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 5:46 am Post subject: Dealing with web services
Apprentice
Joined: 16 Apr 2007 Posts: 33 Location: Pune
Hi,
We have a flow to be exposed as web-service.We started designing the flow as follows :
1] created a msg definition file based on the schema for the i/p msg
2] created wsdl out of this msg definition file
3] this resulted into creation of another msg definition file describing the soap msg structure
My question is with the HTTPInput node which msg definition file shud i associate when i specify domain to be MRM(SOAP one or the one i created)?
Or what is the best way of dealing with SOAP msgs??When is the SOAP extract node useful(i dont see any use of using soap extract node in my scenario as i intend to do lots of transformation via mapping node and so want i/p msg to be parsed in a pred-defined format)??
Is there any article tat explains how to deal with web-services??
Thanks
Joined: 15 Jun 2005 Posts: 163 Location: Massachusetts
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Sapana, if by SOAP extract node you meant the IA81 support pack the link in earlier msg is a good place to start with.
Again, the decision to create message sets with SOAP elements Vs stripping the SOAP elements first and then validating just the Request body as an XMLNS is solely a design choice. I would use the SOAP decoder in a gateway flow so that my message definitions don't need to include that add'l layer of complexity especially when you are dealing with Huge request messages implemented in xCBL or other standard formats.
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