What does your WSDL look like? I would imagine that Flex is enforcing the rules defined in it, and XMLSpy isn't. Does the attributeNames element have a minOccurs of 0? I think it needs to in order for Flex to allow you to omit that element.
Ben PS - I could be completely wrong about all of that but its a starting point :) --- In [email protected], "Viju James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to call a webservice through Flex (2.0.1 HotFix3) without > passing one of the parameters. I can do this using other tools like > Altova XMLSpy and it works fine. But, Flex complains saying "Required > parameter 'attributeNames' not found in input arguments." > If I add <attributeNames></attributeNames>, then Flex is happy, but > the web service doesn't return anything since it will return all > attributeNames only if that parameter is not passed when it is > called. Is there a way to do this (i.e., to not pass this) in Flex? > > Here is the operation that I use in Flex. > > <mx:operation name="GetAttributes"> > <mx:request> > <loginInfo> > <userId>Demo</userId> > </loginInfo> > <classNameId> > <namespaceName>CORE</namespaceName> > <className>ComputerSystem</className> > </classNameId> > <attributeNames></attributeNames> > </mx:request> > </mx:operation> > > Basically, I want to omit <attributeNames> in the request. > > here is the xml request that I send through Altova XMLSpy and there > it works fine. > > <SOAP-ENV:Body> > <m:GetAttributes xmlns:m="http://abc.mycompany.com";> > <loginInfo> > <userId>Demo</userId> > </loginInfo> > <classNameId> > <namespaceName>CORE</namespaceName> > <className>ComputerSystem</className> > </classNameId> > </m:GetAttributes> > </SOAP-ENV:Body> >
