SOAP (abbreviation for Simple Object Access Protocol) is a messaging protocol specification for exchanging structured information in the implementation of web services in computer networks.
I created a web service and used the Studio SOAP Wizard to generate a client from the WSDL file of the service. But the client is throwing the error as shown below
WebServiceClientClass '' could not be instantiated, or the WebServiceURL Location could not be determined
I am using the %Net.HttpRequest method to get data from a server.
The server will continuously send data. Is there any way that i can able to read the HttpResponse data line by line so that if at a particular line i may terminate the request.
Connections/ SOAP Operations to 3rd Parties can hold some challenges like the 3rd party changes it 's structures/ WSDL and returns an additional property in a SOAP response. So I have tried to implement the XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG in the proxy SOAP response structures , but in Ensemble this seems to get ignored.
Are there any good suggestions on how to handle this an ideal would have been that the other party inform you of changes before hand....
While HL7 Errors ACKs come back in the soap response, the HL7v2 Error ACK message is not processed.
I used the SOAP Wizard to construct my classes, but the generated code doesn't handle the HL7v2 ACK. Does health Connect have a class that handles this?
Failing an official solution should I go ahead and make make my own classes based on EnsLib.HL7.Operation.TCPOperation, but wrapping it with the generated SOAP handling code.
I have a question about a problem calling a SOAP Web Service.
Indeed, to retrieve data via a Web Service, I need to make 4 calls, one to connect, one to place parameters, one to retrieve data and one to disconnect. Using the EnsLib.SOAP.OutboundAdapter class, I manage to make my first connection call but for the other calls I would need to keep my session cookie otherwise it doesn't consider me as connected. I know it's possible to do this in REST directly in the EnsLib.REST.OutboundAdapter class but I can't find a way to do it in SOAP.
I recently created a new foundation namespace in my IRIS for Health instance. I am noticing that Registry entries such as the Service and XUA registries (HS.Registry.Service.SOAP and HS.IHE.XUA.Config) from my previously created foundation namespace are not available in my new namespace. Is there a setting that controls this, or is there a way to map these registry values to my new namespace? Other developers I talked with on my team expected these registry entries available to all namespaces and were surprised when I reported they were not.
Maybe someone has a logger for incoming CSP requests and willing to share? Debugging high traffic HTTPS application and wireshark just doesn't cut it sometimes. So I thought I'd ask here. I'm especially interested in getting raw stream of incoming request.
I did a small coding for the HTTP request and HTTP response. When i tried to use a server with ping i was able to get a response from the HTTP request. But when i tried the same with HTTP response i am getting a empty value in the response why is that?
We need to communicate with a vendor through web services in a way that those web services pull the queued messages from Ensemble instead of Ensemble pushing messages to a web service.
Is this possible? if yes, will we loose the messages sessions, status, and tracking information?
Working on a project to call a web service and the soap header has custom header elements that need to be signed. i reviewed the %soap.inc and didn't see any appropriate macro
I have a SOAP web service on an IRIS system. From within the code of the WebMethod I would like to log the remote IP address of the client. Is there any way to get access to the client's IP address from the ObjectScript code in the SOAP service? This will save me some headaches correlating logs from IRIS with web server logs.
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