Hello,
Would it help you understand the problem if I said that, the last time I
checked, the AR System webservice consumption code does not implement a
'standardised' approach to consuming webservices? Let me expand. There are
three ways a Java developer would normally consume a WS:
1. Generat
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Pascale,
I have often found it nic
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Nice catch LJ,
I hadn’t looked that closely, but I thought it was a Remedy hosted WS
(since I have not seen any other system use the AuthenticationInfo
structure that ARS uses in the he
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Pascale,
I have often found it nice to put things into 'proper format' to look at them.
Below I started looking for tags that didn't match...I found it. You see this
ns1:opCreateTEST
but in th
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Hi all,
I need help with a web service that we are tryi
Hi all,
I need help with a web service that we are trying to consume within
Remedy. We were able to load the WSDL fine (after multiple attempt and
corrections). But when we try to consume it, it fails with the error
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Bad envelope tag: Body
But the same WSDL runs perf
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