Actually I deleated all the question marks and looked at the errors that
were coming back. For each element that had an error I filled a proper
value. Now I am getting another error: NoHttpResponseException - the server
dap3.dot.ca.gov failed to respond. This is genereated by the soapUI tool.
Arghh
That means you should put in one of the values of "off, green, red, yellow,
flashing" in the element.
Repeat with all other "?" values until it works.
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The wsdl is 3kb and there are two XSD files referred. One is 17kb and one is
14kb. I can send them to you if you want.
Incidentally, here is how that meter-status element is defined:
// further down
It doesn't know what needs to be put in there, so it puts placeholders in
there. It's your job to put in the correct values.
Yes, soapUI makes the assumption that you know that you can't just send any
ol' random XML to a SOAP server and assumes you'll put in appropriate values
in the placeholders.
Well, in that case is soapUI's fault for filling in junk values where it
shouldn't. I suppose it does that based on the XML schema.
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Oh and furthermore, the SOAP fault explicitly says it's your fault in
sending it junk data.
SOAP-ENV:ClientValidatio
n constraint violation: datatype mismatch in element
Whenever you see SOAP-ENV:Client that means it was a problem with the
request sent by the client.
Adam..
You have a schema? Oh mercy we are almost in business here. How large is
it?
John Warner
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No, it suggests you are sending it invalid data. You need to find out what
goes *IN* those elements and not just send question marks. It's going to
fail every time if you keep sending it junk data.
Adam..
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Oh, I see now. Well, the request is built by soapUI based on the WSDL file
and the adjacent XSD files I was given. I do not create that request.
Anyway, looking further for what this "HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error"
means I found the following paragraph in a document describing the default
bind
Actually it is saying a type mismatch, but without the schema who knows
what belongs there.
John Warner
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The wdsl commandline utility will write to the console device as results
are heard from the remote end if you don't tell it to create your proxy,
that way you get similar results like you are getting from SOAPui. Your
biggest problem of course is you are dealing with a java service with no
clues. I
That would be on the client side. From the log of the XML you post to the
server:
?[\r][\n]"
Perhaps "?" is not a valid value for , which is what the error
message seems to indicate.
Adam..
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Hi Adam,
That would be on the server side, right? Unfortunately I do not have any
control of the server side and I am told that everything is "perfect" there.
Unless I can prove them otherwise, I have to continue trying to access it.
Thanks,
Eddie
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Have you thought perhaps that your meter-status element has an invalid value
put in it?
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Hi John,
I am not sure I understand what you are saying. Basically, at this time, I
am working on two fronts in parallel. One is to try to use the soapUI and
get a response back. That will prove that the web service is running and
there is no error returned by it when I invoke one of its web metho
Have you actually just seen if the wsdl tool will connect, you can do
everything but write the file and see what return set you get from the
remote site. Your proxy may still not be right.
John Warner
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Hi John,
I followed your suggestion and built the SOAP client using the wsdl.exe
tool. I specified the user name and the password among the parameters, but I
don't see them in the code of the class that was created, unlike say the
access point.
Needless to say, the result is identical: "Connection
This is unlikely, but it's an issue at my location. We've got a proxy
server that requires NTLM authentication, and proxy server settings that
are entirely dynamic (set in a proxy.pac script). It seems that the 2.0
framework won't execute proxy.pac to discover the server it should use.
We fix that
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