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from an InterSystems product, you would get a WSDL from the SOAP service endpoint and use our SOAP Wizard to generate client classes. Then those client classes can be used

tried to configure the "Default Char Encoding" setting in the Business Service to "utf-8"? If the incoming HL7 message is actually/really encoded using utf-8 and MSH:18 contains

Switching to PayPal and payn Finalizing the booking, releasing the temporary blockWhen the task is to develop a back end using SOAP Web Services, the most common architecture would

We have a vendor that is requiring that the HL7 sent to them is sent as an Encoded message inside a SOAP request but is sending back an HL7 message as the response. When

and what's it for? It's all about federating and integrating multiple web or REST service end-points. At its simplest you can use it as a proxy server in front of a remote web

production from JAVA or for that matter any other language, you would need to build a Webservice in that production. You can create both SOAP and REST web services in ensemble. This can

for the error ( <ZSOAP> zInvokeClient + 208 ^% SOAP.WebClient.1 ) when we try to consume a web service. In fact, any webservice. The classes have been exported and recompiled but do

, not the header as is default SOAP security handling. Any suggestions for how to do this would be greatly appreciated. When it is passed in the header, it is not processed by our partner

that mock-up to the CSP folder inside Ensemble and it shows the typical weird characters of character encoding problems.Have you had an issue like this before?My temporal solution

We have a SOAP web service that we call to retrieve a stream of a PDF file. The web service is written by another group in our company (not a Cache group). We are running into one

********************* Output from Web client with SOAP action = urn:ihe:iti:2007:CrossGatewayQuery <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV

did not apply entirely to SOAP services this is a common way how services are built.But is this “standard_service+specific_adapter” schema works with RESTful services? Not quite

Hi everyoneI encountered this error while trying to access a web service (I send a test message with soap ui):FEHLER #5002: Caché-Fehler: &lt;CLASS DOES NOT EXIST> {my

. If by the 'Web Services testing part' you mean a page like this:http://localhost:57772/csp/samples/SOAP.Demo.clsThat doesn't even use SOAP, it uses an HTML form submission to run