How to parse Soap response of anytype structure

I have went through almost all url regarding this in stackoverflow but could not make it work even after following same steps,either getting property not found or arrayindex exception ,the response i am trying to parse is has below and this can contain 'n ' number of table data
anyType{
schema=anyType{
element=anyType{
complexType=anyType{
choice=anyType{
element=anyType{
complexType=anyType{
sequence=anyType{
element=anyType{
   };element=anyType{
   };element=anyType{
   };element=anyType{
   };element=anyType{
   };diffgram=anyType{
   NewDataSet=anyType{
   Table=anyType{
   RemMessage=ExeedDiscountLimitonInvoicedatedon05/03/2015forCSHAH,
from3-LokhandwalaShowroom;InvM_Id=77693;DocType=3;PrmR_TypeId=3;PrmR_Id=1820;
anyone could parse this with considering multiple entries would be very useful,i have tried with one approach here Not able to parse the response getting Invalid array range: 5 to 5

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de5862bf-f223-e011-bd3b-0024e861b15c           MPS-API Sandbox       ecf1545a-f1e9-e011-8a8a-0024e861b15c      57119B28       UTU101993N
de5862bf-f223-e011-bd3b-0024e861b15c           MPS-API Sandbox       b33b5160-f1e9-e011-8a8a-0024e861b15c      7EE42ADC       PBB015012

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But i think in my case we do not want to get the complete list. We still want to get only 100 items initially and then if the user would scroll down he/she would see more items. But we already need to know the total number of items for the purpose of showing a message to the user. For e.g. Total issues (515), but the table would initially show only 100 and then another 100 after scroll. So setting the size litmit to max would not help.
And to be able to use the $count you mentioned, we have to still make another oData service call which we do not want.
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Regards,
Ashish

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Hello there,
Im developing a ws in weblogic 10.2 and i need to return a complex type soap response with a custom xml created by me... can any one give me an advice on how can i do that? Im not used to soap ws
And i need to return a lot of info some times and some of them are ArrayList of an object. Like the info of a Client and all the contracts of this client (and the info of that contract)... a lot of xml element with childs.
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Hi Riyaz,
Thanks for your immediate response.
Here is my requirement.
I have created a ZTABLE with Field AUART and this table is maintain table using SM30.
When I Press F4, it will giving the list of all the order types available in T003O table and can select one and I can proceed succussfully.
But when using SM30 I need to give '*' in the column for AUART which is not available in T003O table.
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I have an issue when calling a web service that returns a complex
SOAP response message. With simple responses (e. g. array of strings) it
worked.
I created the PDF as an Interactive form with Livecycle Designer 8.2.
The Javascript looks like this:
var cURL = "http://blabla";
var cTestString = "too";
SOAP.wireDump=true;
var response = SOAP.request(
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One key problem when analyzing this issue is that I do not know at all
the Javascript type of response. We suspected it might be an array, but it is not
because the method .length returns "undefined". It would already be
helpful to know at least the type of this object and to know callable
methods and so on ...
Best regards
Christoph
P.S. As mentioned I used Livecycle Designer 8.2 and displayed and
debugged the document using Acrobat 9.

Christoph,
Firstly LiveCycle Designer 8.2 is still not supported to develop forms as per my knowledge. The latest version compatible for SAP Interactive Forms is ALD 8.0.
There is a difference between Acrobat based forms and LiveCycle forms and based on your coding it looks to me that you are trying to create a LiveCycle based form with coding of Acrobat which is not supported in LiveCycle Desginer, which is why you may be getting the error.
I hope that does not confuse you, so may check this [link|http://www.acrobatusers.com/articles/2006/08/designer_or_forms/index.php] for some clear information on what point I was trying to make.
Chintan

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Hi,
We're using Oracle J2EE web services,
and are quite happy with them.
However, it's a problem that we need to have
characters outside the standard English alphabet
in our service responses. So far, we have not been
able to find a way to specify what encoding to use.
Our version (9.0.3 release) produces SOAP-responses
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If you are using the "Web Layout", take a look to the document :
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