Does anyone have a soap-envelope.xsd that compiles in Cloverleaf? I collected a few from w3.org (including the XMLSchema.dtd and datatypes.dtd) but no success in getting them to compile. Thanks.
OK well I have heard that XML (and particularly SOAP and WSDL envelopes) changes rapidly but Cloverleaf Xerces version is locked to the Cloverleaf release.
Are you on 5.8?
If not maybe the Xerces compiler contained in the release of Cloverleaf you are on is not recognizing some XML feature which could be compilable on a later release of Cloverleaf?
Do you have other XML validators (like Oxygen) and if so do the schemas validate on those?
email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.
We are on CL 5.8.4. Mostly I just wanted to see the soap-envelope split into header and body in the SMAT display. (We can see the message contents in later processing.) Since that doesn’t appear to be an easy task, we will remove the soap envelope before SMAT logging.
If your SOAP contains a payload (body where the messageis) wouldn’t the schema you apply in SMAT need to have both the SOAP and the message schema as one schema?
If that is the case, then does the schema you have from the SOAP have a construct for the actual message or just a tage set where the body will go?
email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.
At this point in our processing I would like to display something like:
…Any header fields here…
…Any body fields here…
As mentioned earlier, we don’t care about breaking down the body fields at this point in the processing. That will happen after the message has been removed from the soap-envelope.
We have other tools that can display the entire message. Our team was looking for a simple way to display the SOAP envelope in the SMAT tool.
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