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Hi,
Could some one help me in parsing below soap response while calling service:
<infasoapns:Envelope xmlns:infasoapns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:infawsdlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns:tns="http://www.informatica.com/dis/ws/">
<infasoapns:Body>
<tns:OperationResponse>
<tns:SNA_SERVICE_RESPONSE>
<tns:STATUS>Failure</tns:STATUS>
<tns:STATUS_CODE>000002</tns:STATUS_CODE>
<tns:STATUS_MESSAGE>SGTIN_NOT_EXIST</tns:STATUS_MESSAGE>
<tns:PRODUCT_DESC/>
</tns:SNA_SERVICE_RESPONSE>
</tns:OperationResponse>
</infasoapns:Body>
</infasoapns:Envelope>
How can i get values or store into infotable. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hi,
Can you show me the service that you've made in order to obtain the values from the SOAP?
Basically you'll need to create a service in which you will set the BaseType in the Inputs/Outputs tab to be InfoTable(you may need to set a DataShape for your parameters) and the infotable Type should be Just Infotable, but first I would like to see the service that you have created for this.
Thank you,
Adrian
Hi Rajesh,
did you see this posting: Regarding SOAP based Webservice Call and specifically the answer from Pai Chung. It points out how the XML that is returned by a SOAP call can be easily parsed with E4X. You can also use for loops with it, e.g. (based on Pai's example):
// this is what Pai referred to:
// var itemKey = xmlDoc.::Body.::GetTopTenPartsResponse.::GetTopTenPartsResult.::JsonRecord.::item.::key.*::string;
// let's assume GetTopTenPartsResult has multiple JsonRecord sub-elements then your code could look like the following:
//initialize your infotable
var myInfoTable = ...;
for each (var entry in xmlDoc.::Body.::GetTopTenPartsResponse.::GetTopTenPartsResult){
var itemKey = entry.::JsonRecord.::item.::key.*::string;
// now use this value with an object for an InfoTable row:
var newRow = new Object();
newRow.key=itemKey;
// ... assign other values from XML to object properties
myInfoTable.addRow(newRow);
}
var result = myInfoTable;