Our WSDL is a remedy auto-generated one and the fields are in the WSDL however very few of them are officially 'required' but are optional.
The people wanting to use my webservice have been given a list of the required fields and that's what they are sending, so they aren't sending all the fields in the WSDL but are sending all the fields that are 'mapped' inside the webservice. I wasn't aware the mid-tier log would show us the whole transaction so we'll give that a shot in the morning. Stephen On 19/07/06, Grooms, Frederick W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
** With the mid-Tier logs set to the most detailed it will show you the XML being sent to Remedy. What does it look like compared to the XML structure in the WSDL? Fred ________________________________ From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Hardy Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 1:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Problem consuming Remedy web services using Axis ** I'm accessing Remedy web services for the first time, and running into an error. I'm using Java/Axis as the client, and I generated the client stubs using WSDL2Java. This gives me two classes (one for submitting requests, one for modifying requests), based on two WSDL files. When my code makes a request of either service, providing values for all parameters, I get an error like the below error - it seems the error always complains about the first element being missing. This looks to me like the request is definitely getting to the AR Server, and it is rejecting the content. Any clues? Are Remedy web services compatible with Axis clients? I google'd and found a couple of other people that have hit this problem, but no solutions posted. Thanks, Dan MessageType: 2 MessageNum: 8961 MessageText: Required element expected in the input XML document AppendedText: <businessUnit> __20060125_______________________This posting was submitted with HTML in it___
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