WSDL Element Order
Eric,

Try doing this...

Export the Web service.
Delete the existing one
Flush the Mid-Tier cache... make sure its flushed..
Import back the web service
Flush the Mid-Tier Cache again..

This will cause the AR Server to think that this web service has been
created afresh, and might override the sort order of the appearances of all
its objects.. I haven't been in your similar situation so cannot guarantee
it will work but its worth a try.

Joe
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  Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 4:25 PM
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  Subject: WSDL Element Order


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  Hi All,

  We are running ARServer 6.3 on AIX 5.2, and Mid-Tier on Windows 2003.

  I looked through several docs, but I've not been able to find the answer
to this:  If I add an element to a Remedy generated WSDL, how can I change
the position of the element?

  For instance, I have the following elements defined under input mappings
for a given Operation:

    Assigned_To
    From
    HD_Status
    Logical_Host
    Message
    Short_Description
    Status
    Impact_Time_End
    Impact_Time_Start
    Server_Name
    Submitter

  When I add the element Component_Name, it appears at the bottom of the
list, rather than following the Assigned_To element.  This creates a
problem, as we have an automated tool which generates it's SOAP with the
elements alphabetically.  The end result is, when the tool submits to
Remedy, Remedy kicks back the following error:

    MessageText: Required element expected in the input XML document
    AppendedText: <From>

  When I look at this in Mindreef's SOAPScope, it appears the error is
appearing because Remedy is expecting the From element, and receiving the
Component_Name element instead.

  I realize I can cut and paste each of the elements from From through
Submitter, and this will move them below the last added element, but when I
do that, each loses it's element info, so I end up having to recreate those.
I'm hoping someone may have a better way to do this.

  Eric Cleereman

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