Assigning xml to CDATA in OSB

Hi!
I have a Tuxedo proxy service in Oracle Service Bus. It recieves an XML. First, I want to know how to transform this XML to CDATA to be sent as an argument to an web service operation. And secondly - how to transform the responce in the web service, which is in a CDATA section to an XML to be manipulated afterward.

I have a Tuxedo proxy service in Oracle Service Bus. It recieves an XML. First, I want to know how to transform this XML to CDATA to be sent as an argument to an web service operation. Simple example where given XML is converted into CDATA element in $body
Replace . in variable body with fn-bea:serialize(xs:string(fn:concat("<![CDATA[",fn-bea:serialize($body),"]]>")))
Replace node contents selected
Input
<manoj/>
Output (forums is not not showing the data in the CDATA)
<![CDATA[<soap-env:Body xmlns:soap-env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><manoj/></soap-env:Body>]]>
Let me know if this solves the first problem.
Edited by: mneelapu on Apr 29, 2009 10:03 AM

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