RE: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

It was pretty easy once I got the Xml structure correct. Hope this helps Bruce -Original Message- From: Mike Thomsen [mailto:mikerthom...@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2018 4:17 AM To: dev@nifi.apache.org Subject: Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP Been a while since I've done any

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Been a while since I've done anything with SOAP, but the way I remember it is it's just a POST operation with a XML payload at the end of the day. If you have configured the endpoint properly in the processor's URL property and set it to do a POST, the *flowfile content* should be where you put

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

I've only just subscribed to the dev@nifi.apache.org mailing list and today was my first time even knowing that a thing like 'maling lists' existed. Regardless, I'm posting my question in hopes to seek out how you eventually managed to get your InvokeHTTP Processor to work with SOAP as I have not

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

how can i read data from soap service. What are the configuration properties and where can i set the soap url and wsdl url uisng invokehttp? -- Sent from: http://apache-nifi-developer-list.39713.n7.nabble.com/

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Hi Andrew, I am unable to use the NiFi-soap with the latest version of nifi (1.1.0). after build and deploying nar file to lib when I restart nifi it doesn't start. bootstrap log tail has following: 2016-12-15 01:25:05,216 INFO [main] org.apache.nifi.bootstrap.Command Working Directory:

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Hi Jeff, I am unable to use the NiFi-soap with the latest version of nifi (1.1.0). after build and deploying nar file to lib when I restart nifi it doesn't start. bootstrap log tail has following: 2016-12-15 01:25:05,216 INFO [main] org.apache.nifi.bootstrap.Command Working Directory:

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Glad it worked for you! On Wed, Aug 24, 2016 at 8:10 PM Andrew Psaltis wrote: > Hello, > I have written a SOAP processor [1] that you are free to use. It has gotten > a bit of testing under it's belt, however, it can always use more. I am > totally open to fixing

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Hello, I have written a SOAP processor [1] that you are free to use. It has gotten a bit of testing under it's belt, however, it can always use more. I am totally open to fixing issues you may find and/or accepting PR's. If it makes enough sense and is complete enough I have no problem

Re: SOAP Service through InvokeHTTP

Hello, With InvokeHTTP, you can add dynamic properties, which will be sent in the request as headers. You can use dynamic properties to set values for the Content-Type and SOAPAction headers, just use the header names for the names of the dynamic properties. InvokeHTTP lets you control the HTTP