Hi group!
I have a requirement to have my SOAP client send a SOAP message with a body
that looks like the following:
<soapenv:Body>
<m:Request
xmlns:m="http://example.com/TransHandler.Request";>
<m:RequestData>
<transcode>Add</transcode>
<modelnum>99999999</ modelnum >
<SendConfirm>y</ SendConfirm >
<featurelist>
<featurecode featureactioncode="add">feature
1</featurecode>
<featurecode featureactioncode="add">feature
2</featurecode>
<featurecode featureactioncode="add">feature
3 </featurecode>
</featurelist>
</m:RequestData>
</m:Request>
</soapenv:Body>
... where featurelist can occur 0..* times, and, for the example line:
<featurecode featureactioncode="add">feature 1</featurecode>
... "featureactioncode" is an 'attribute' that has the value of "add"
and "feature 1" is the value for that overall featurelist item,
Q.1: how do I represent this (especially the featurelist member) in a Java
Class?
Q.2: how do I set the value for the featureactioncode 'attribute' using
apache 2.2 soap api calls like:
Vector params = new Vector();
params.addElement(new Parameter("RDobj", RDobj.class, my_rdobj, null));
call.setParams(params);
...I just get the feeling, that something's missing in those 3 lines of
code that would tell the api that I have an 'attribute' associated with the
data I need to send, but the api javadocs are sparse on the details about
method functionality.
Any insight you may have is greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Paula Young
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