How to work with SoAP UI calls?

[supriyaakg]

Hi,

I need to send complex data to a WSDL SoAP call. I am able to receive and use response for operations requiring simple inputs, but unable to send complex data inputs.

The operation to be called is in the following format:

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:mob="http://xyz/mobile_services/">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <mob:getRelatedVideos>
         <objVidData>
            <objBasicData>
               <mobileData>
                  <mobileId>123</mobileId>
                  <mobileCode>N</mobileCode>
               </mobileData>
               <userId>1</userId>
            </objBasicData>
            <videoId>1</videoId>
         </objVidData>
         <startPos>0</startPos>
         <numVideos>2</numVideos>
      </mob:getRelatedVideos>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

The AS 2.0 code is:

import mx.services.*;
import mx.remoting.*;
import mx.rpc.*;
import mx.data.*;

var paramObject = new LoadVars();

paramObject.mobileObj.mobileId = "1234";
paramObject.mobileObj.mobileCode = "N";
paramObject.emailId = "supriyaakg@test.com";
paramObject.userPassword = "test123";

var myWebServiceObject = new WebService("http://abc/mobile_servicesSOAP?wsdl");

myWebServiceObject.onLoad = function()
{
	trace("Success call for WSDL");

	var MyPendingCallObject:PendingCall = myWebServiceObject.loginUser(paramObject);

	trace("----" + MyPendingCallObject.request);//input data format	
	
	MyPendingCallObject.onResult = function(result)
	{
		trace("----" + MyPendingCallObject.response);//output data
	}
	
	MyPendingCallObject.onFault = function(fault:PendingCall)
	{
		trace("Fault = " + fault.response);
		
	}
}

myWebServiceObject.onFault = function(fault)
{
	trace("Oops!!!" + fault);
}

[supriyaakg]

Hi,

For users watching this thread, let me update the solution, which I worked out myself:

1. The input parameters are:

<objVidData> //Complex type
<objBasicData> //object type
<mobileData>//Object type
<mobileId>...</mobileId> //Number
<mobileCode>...</mobileCode> //String
</mobileData>
<userId>...</userId> //String
</objBasicData>
<videoId>...</videoId> //Number
</objVidData>
<startPos>...</startPos> //Number
<numVideos>...</numVideos> //Number

The main input parameters are:

<objVidData>...</objVidData>
<startPos>...</startPos>
<numVideos>...</numVideos>

Hence, when the method call is made, these parameters are to be passed along as:

var MyPendingCallObject:PendingCall = myWebServiceObject.loginUser(objVidData,startPos,numVideos)

Now, since <objVidData> is a complex parameter in itself, it needs to be made as an instance of a class, which will contain all child member declarations.

var objVidData:MyObjectClass = new MyObjectClass;

The class 'new MyObjectClass' will look like this:

class new MyObjectClass
{
	var objBasicData:Object;
        	var mobileData:Object;
			var mobileId:Number;
			var mobileCode:String;               
                var userId:String;
	var videoId:Number
}

My main class code is thus written as:

import mx.services.*;
import mx.remoting.*;
import mx.rpc.*;
import mx.data.*;

var myWebServiceObject = new WebService("http://abc/mobile_servicesSOAP?wsdl");

myWebServiceObject.onLoad = function()
{
	trace("Success call for WSDL");

	var objVidData:MyObjectClass = new MyObjectClass();
	
	objVidData.objBasicData = new Object();
	objVidData.objBasicData.mobileData = new Object();
	objVidData.objBasicData.mobileData.mobileId = "1234";
	objVidData.objBasicData.mobileData.mobileCode = "N";
	objVidData.objBasicData.userId = "supriyaakg";
	objVidData.videoId = 123;

	var startPos:Number = 1;
	var numVides:Number = 5;


	var MyPendingCallObject:PendingCall = myWebServiceObject.loginUser(objVidData,startPos,numVideos)

	trace("----" + MyPendingCallObject.request);//input data format	
	
	MyPendingCallObject.onResult = function(result)
	{
		trace("----" + MyPendingCallObject.response);//output data
	}
	
	MyPendingCallObject.onFault = function(fault:PendingCall)
	{
		trace("Fault = " + fault.response);
		
	}
}

myWebServiceObject.onFault = function(fault)
{
	trace("Oops!!!" + fault);
}