Async SOAP Header Clarification (MessageID)

For my scenario I am using the Oracle BPEL example for asynchronous Loan processing (105.AsyncCompositeLoanBroker) to invoke a Web Service running on my same machine, but behind an IIS server. Basically there is an invoke to the Web Service and a callback from the Web Service (BPEL receive). The Web Service being hosted by IIS is on localhost:80, and the oracle BPEL PM is on localhost:8888.
I want to use the Soap Headers "MessageID" and "RelatesTo" to match the asynchronous trasactions. Basically the value being sent in the "MessageID" will be sent back in the "RelatesTo" message back to the BPEL PM so that the response can be directed to the appropriate waiting BPEL instance.
The Oracle documentation says that for an asynchronous BPEL process, by default BPEL PM will send the SOAP Header "MessageID" to the Web Service. Is the value sent put in a format like
<MessageID>value</MessageID> OR is it buried in the attributes like
<MessageID rootID=some# parentID=some# ...></MessageID>
The reason why I ask, is that the IIS web service actually detects that the "MessageID" header and is able to print out the attributes associated with the second format. Whenever I ask to print out the value field of the first format, it is NULL. This leads me to believe that either it is not being sent or I am doing something wrong in my code. The WS-Addressing standards does seem to indicate that the first format is the preferred format for MessageIDs.
I am playing a bit in the dark as I have been unable to get any of the Oracle provided packet analyzer tools to work on my machine, so if someone could post a trace of the actual SOAP Request and Response for the Oracle 105.AsyncCompositeLoanBroker example, it would be a big help for me.
Also is there anyplace that Oracle stores the actual packets sent including the headers in an XML format?
Thanks
GoKState

Hi User493149,
We have the same problem ,did anyone find a solution to this ??
Help appreciated,
thanks in advance,
Cheers,
Aiman

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I have set up a sync / async Integration Process in XI
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Jin,
My compilation issue has gone via a SAP recommendation to specify the JDK home directory in the instance profile
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- 
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/doc.1111/e15867/proxy_actions.htm#CIHEFDFB
Regards,
Anuj

Getting SOAP Header from Bytes

Hi,
I am fairly new to SAAJ. I have a MDB which is dequeing JMS BytesMessage. Below is the code piece:
 if (inMessage instanceof BytesMessage) {
 // retrieve the object
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 byte load = msg.readByte();
 .... Now I want to be able to cast this byte to SOAP message and retrive the SOAP header say using SAAJ. Fyi, here is the beginning of my message
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?><soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">
 <soapenv:Header xmlns:wsa="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing">
 <wsa:MessageID>GES-6b05eb12e07804b6e54089beb6122767874ae</wsa:MessageID>
Could you please show me how to tackle this?
Thanks in advance,
Mustafa

I have had no problem calling an external web service from a JCD in 5.1.2 I have been able to access and set the fields of the header portion of this external web service as long as the WSDL for the web service has used an explicit header description. If the WSDL contains and implicit header (the header is described as a separate message) I have not been successful getting visibility to the header. See http://www.softwaresummit.com/2005/speakers/TostPracticalLessonsLearnedInWebServicesDesign.pdf pages 30 - 32 it has a nice summary about the difference for header descriptions. If CAPS is cooperating with you, you should be able to import the WSDL for the external web service, create a JCD that is going to call the web service, include the OTD for the web service in your JCD and then just follow the instructions in the eGate users guide to fire off the invoke of the web service.

Get Custom SOAP Header Value in SOA Suite 11.1.1.6 using BPEL 1.1

Hi Experts,
We are using SOA Suite 11.1.1.6 and in one of the projects we have requirement to retrieve custom SOAP header value.
This is enhancement to existing process which is developed using BPEL 1.1 and deployed to Production. So we cannot convert this now to BPEL 2.0
We suggested to use custom XML element in Header the definition of which will be defined in custom XSD and stored in common location. However the 3rd party who are invoking this service will not be able to do any customization in their process to pass custom XML header.
Please can you help me in providing any approach through which we can retrieve custom Header value from SOAP header using BPEL 1.1
I have read some blogs for retrieving the custom XML header but they are using BPEL 2.0. I would like achieve this functionality using BPEL 1.1
Appreciate your inputs.
Thanks in Advance - RK

Hello RK,
Have you've tried to put the bpex:outputHeaderVariable on the invoke activity of the invoked service.
<invoke name="Invoke"
bpelx:outputHeaderVariable="HeaderVariable"/>
Where the "HeaderVariable" reflects the XSD Datastructure of the received header.
This is also specified here in section 6.19.1 How to Receive SOAP Headers in BPEL
Please note that the exact header must be specified in the WSDL of the invoked service.
Also note that in case of a soap fault. No header will be returned from the invoked service but only a /soap/body/fault part.
Good luck!
Melvin

Error in soap header when use webservice consumer proxy

Hi all,
I create a webservice consumer proxy to external server. the webservice provider is .Net and it required a message level security.
The soap message should include a soap header, like this:
<SOAP-ENV:Header>
<m:AuthHeader xmlns:m="http://tempuri.org/">
<m:Username>test1</m:Username>
<m:Password>test</m:Password>
</m:AuthHeader>
</SOAP-ENV:Header>
I have found many information from here. Now I used IF_WSPROTOCOL_WS_HEADER in my program, like this:
REPORT zws_jp_test01.
DATA: lo_zws_jp_co_service_soap TYPE REF TO zws_jp_co_service_soap .
DATA: lo_fault TYPE REF TO cx_ai_system_fault.
DATA: lo_appl_fault TYPE REF TO cx_ai_application_fault.
TRY.
 CREATE OBJECT lo_zws_jp_co_service_soap
 EXPORTING
 logical_port_name = 'ZWS_JP_LP4'.
CATCH cx_ai_system_fault INTO lo_fault.
 MESSAGE lo_fault TYPE 'I'.
ENDTRY.
DATA: output TYPE zws_jp_create_job_ad_soap_out .
DATA: input TYPE zws_jp_create_job_ad_soap_in .
DATA: lr_ws_header TYPE REF TO if_wsprotocol_ws_header.
DATA: lv_name TYPE string,
 lv_namespace TYPE string.
DATA l_xstring TYPE xstring.
DATA l_string TYPE string.
DATA: ixml TYPE REF TO if_ixml,
 xml_document TYPE REF TO if_ixml_document,
 xml_root TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
 xml_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
 xml_node TYPE REF TO if_ixml_node.
lr_ws_header ?= lo_zws_jp_co_service_soap->get_protocol(
 if_wsprotocol=>ws_header ).
CONCATENATE
'<SOAP-ENV:Header>'
 '<m:AuthHeader xmlns:m="http://tempuri.org/">'
 '<m:Username>test1</m:Username>'
 '<m:Password>test</m:Password>'
 '</m:AuthHeader>'
'</SOAP-ENV:Header>'
INTO l_string.
l_xstring = cl_proxy_service=>cstring2xstring( l_string ).
CALL FUNCTION 'SDIXML_XML_TO_DOM'
EXPORTING
 xml = l_xstring
IMPORTING
 document = xml_document
EXCEPTIONS
 invalid_input = 1
 OTHERS = 2.
IF sy-subrc = 0 AND NOT xml_document IS INITIAL.
xml_root = xml_document->get_root_element( ).
xml_element ?= xml_root->get_first_child( ).
WHILE NOT xml_element IS INITIAL.
 lv_name = xml_element->get_name( ).
 lv_namespace = xml_element->get_namespace_uri( ).
 lr_ws_header->set_request_header(
 name = lv_name
 namespace = lv_namespace
 dom = xml_element
 must_understand = SPACE
 xml_element ?= xml_element->get_next( ).
ENDWHILE.
ENDIF.
input-job_ad-id = 0.
input-job_ad_text-id = 0.
input-job_ad-publish_location = 1.
TRY.
 CALL METHOD lo_zws_jp_co_service_soap->create_job_ad
 EXPORTING
 input = input
 IMPORTING
 output = output.
CATCH cx_ai_system_fault INTO lo_fault .
 MESSAGE lo_fault TYPE 'I'.
CATCH cx_ai_application_fault INTO lo_appl_fault.
 MESSAGE lo_appl_fault TYPE 'I'.
 WRITE: output-create_job_ad_result-id.
ENDTRY.
But there is error when I run this program. the error is "SoapFaultCode:1"
In tcode ST11, I see this log:
E SOAP_RUNTIME 20100624004837.9280000 : CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT
->EXEC_PROCESSING SOAP Fault Exception caught: : SOAP header To
was not understood.
btw the release is 701.
Any one can navigate me to solved the problem?

Hi,
I have the same problem as you did before and I posted my code in this [thread|Change SOAP Header: Consuming Webservice;.
In order to to solve your problem, I need to know what is the header that you want to add into the header, what is WSDL, and have you try testing that web service using other tool such as SOAPUI or XMLSPY and what is the result of testing tool?
Regards,
Chaiphon

Passing SOAP header while invoking a web service partner link from BPEL

I followed the steps of adding bpelx.inputheadervariable. Which is supposed to add the soad header. But after running the BPEL process if I see the message in the console, I don't see the SOAP header. Is there any way to see how the SOAP header is passed or did I set it incorrectly?
This is what the message looks like:
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<soap:Header>
<ns0:Context xmlns:ns0="http://www.informatica.com/wsh">
<SessionId>[string]</SessionId>
</ns0:Context>
</soap:Header>
<soap:Body>
<ns0:StartWorkflow xmlns:ns0="http://www.informatica.com/wsh">
<DIServiceInfo>
<DomainName>[string]</DomainName>
<ServiceName>[string]</ServiceName>
</DIServiceInfo>
<FolderName>[string]</FolderName>
<WorkflowName>[string]</WorkflowName>
<WorkflowRunId>[int]</WorkflowRunId>
<WorkflowRunInstanceName>[string]</WorkflowRunInstanceName>
<Reason>[string]</Reason>
<Attribute>
<Name>[string]</Name>
<Value>[string]</Value>
</Attribute>
<Key>
<Key>[string]</Key>
<mustUse>[boolean]</mustUse>
</Key>
<ParameterFileName>[string]</ParameterFileName>
<Parameters>
<Parameters>
<Scope>[string]</Scope>
<Name>[string]</Name>
<Value>[string]</Value>
</Parameters>
</Parameters>
<RequestMode>[ETaskRunMode]</RequestMode>
<TaskInstancePath>[string]</TaskInstancePath>
<IsAbort>[boolean]</IsAbort>
<OSUser>[string]</OSUser>
</ns0:StartWorkflow>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
I am trying to invoke the 'startworkflow' operation of Informatica web service Dataintegration.wsdl
Edited by: user611166 on Apr 1, 2010 10:10 AM

Hi,
Try using obtunnel with your bepl console.
Alternatively, if your server is on unix/ linux, try tcpdump to capture packets to a particular server and then open the file in wireshark to analyse the contents.
Wish SOA suite would allow us to view this by default!
Regards,
Sappy

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Hi,
I am calling a web service (with header information) from BPEL. In the Invoke activity, i created a header variable to pass the header information.
But, when i test the BPEL service, invoke activity fails because the header information is not being passed.
Below is the error message (copied from clipboard).
+<messages><input><Invoke_1_getsubinfo_InputVariable><part xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" name="parameters"><getsubinfoElement xmlns="http://ws/its/tabs/webservices/SingleRowWS/SingleRowWS.wsdl">+
+<pSubnoin>+
+<insubno>12345678</insubno>+
+</pSubnoin>+
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+</part></Invoke_1_getsubinfo_InputVariable></input><fault><bindingFault xmlns="http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/extension"><part name="summary"><summary>exception on JaxRpc invoke:+
start fault message:+
Internal Server Error (Caught exception while handling request: javax.xml.rpc.JAXRPCException: Not authenticated user)+
*:end fault message*</summary>
+</part></bindingFault></fault></messages>+
As said, no header information is visible in the Invoke activity.
Please provide help for the above issue.
-MJ

Hello Patrick,
Thanks for the response. I am using normal assign activity to assign values to the header variable as shown below. HeadMT is the header variable which is passed in the invoke activity.
+<assign name="Assign_Header">+
+<copy>+
+<from expression="'tkl12'"/>+
+<to query="/ns1:LOGIN_INFO/ns1:USER_NAME" variable="*HeadMT*"+
part="payload"/>
+</copy>+
+<copy>+
+<from expression="'tkl123'"/>+
+<to query="/ns1:LOGIN_INFO/ns1:PASSWORD" variable="*HeadMT*"+
part="payload"/>
+</copy>+
+<copy>+
+<from expression="'TKL'"/>+
+<to query="/ns1:LOGIN_INFO/ns1:CHANNEL_ID" variable="*HeadMT*"+
part="payload"/>
+</copy>+
+</assign>+
The expected input by the web service is as below with the header information highlighted.
+<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ns1="http://ws/webservices/RowWS/RowWS.wsdl">+
+*<soap:Header>*+
+*<ns1:LOGIN_INFO>*+
+*<ns1:USERNAME>tkl12</ns1:USERNAME>*+
+*<ns1:PASSWORD>tkl123</ns1:PASSWORD>*+
+*<ns1:CHANNEL_ID>TKL</ns1:CHANNEL_ID>*+
+*</ns1:LOGIN_INFO>*+
+*</soap:Header>*+
+<soap:Body>+
+<ns1:substatusElement>+
+<ns1:pInparam>+
+<ns1:insubno>7674988</ns1:insubno>+
+</ns1:pInparam>+
+</ns1:substatusElement>+
+</soap:Body>+
+</soap:Envelope>+

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