on 10-03-2008 5:44 AM
Hi,
My scenario is connecting to web service , my XML structure as follows:
<p1>
<p2>
<p3>
<Field name="xxx" value="yyyy" />
<Field name="xxx" value="yyyy" />
</p3>
</p2>
</p1>
Can I include the target namespace for the Node P1? like
<P1 xmlns: "http:
abc.com">
I Used the XSD structure in the IR, I can include the Namespace in XSD , but there namespace doesn't exceed 60 characters. but my web service namespace is of more than 60 chars.
Please let me know if we can achieve this in Receiver SOAP adapter.
Thanks
bpr
Its solved
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Hi
Yes it is the limit. You cannot have a namespace with more than 60 characters. We cannot tweak more than 60. May be next version of XI can overcome this.
sothat the maximum permmisible character in namespace is 60.
in the sender SOAP adapter communication channel, in the default XI parameters, specify the name of the Interface name and Interface namespace to which data is being sent.
Regards,
surya
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Hi
Yes it is the limit. You cannot have a namespace with more than 60 characters. you can't overcome this.
Regard's
Chetan Ahuja
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Hi BPR,
It is Possible to send the Namespace to web service with more than 60character for that you have to use
java mapping before you call your web service.
In that modifeid only namespace name as required.
and then once the response is back again use Java mapping to cahnge it less than 60 char..
Thanks
Sunil Singh
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