on 03-18-2010 7:28 AM
Hi
If we select " Do not use SOAP envelope ", then SOAP adapter behaves like an http adapter. So can we use this option and use SOAP Adapter instead of http adapter ? Can we substitute http with SOAP by enabling this tag ?
Do we tick this tag, " Do not use SOAP envelope " in both sender and receiver SOAP adapters ?
Midhun
So can we use this option and use SOAP Adapter instead of http adapter ?
Yes
Can we substitute http with SOAP by enabling this tag ?
Enabling this option means there the message would be plain http.
Do we tick this tag, " Do not use SOAP envelope " in both sender and receiver SOAP adapters ?
You can use it at both sender and receiver.
Regards,
Prateek
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I guess it adds SOAP envelope to message on the outbound side and removes for inbound side.
addition/ removal depends on whether we select the Do No Use SOAP Envelope option.....the SOAP envelope can be added on both the ends...send and receiver.....including the envelope in the message depends on whether it is required by the end system. If the target system needs the envelope and is able to process it then include otherwise not.....in case you want to knoe how it is done on the sender side (in XI) then you can check this blog: /people/william.li/blog/2009/07/30/how-to-read-soap-header-information
Regards,
Abhishek.
It depends on the requirement to use Do not use SOAP Envelope option.....it is not mandatory to have it....if the applications want the SOAP envelope to be included, uncheck this option and vice-versa.
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