How to Analyse SOAP traffic? (Call from PL/SQL)

Hi,
i distributed a Forte Serviceobject as SOAP Service.
I used Microsoft WebService Studio to acces the Forte 4GL Service. This tool generates the SOAP-request and you can invoke the Forte service. The Request and the response will be displayed.
Everything works fine.
Then i tried an oracle example calling the Forte Service via pl/sql http package. I used the same request (taken out of the WebServiceStudio) and i got the answer "request is not wellform".
Anyone tried the same ? Is there a possibilty to debug the incomming SOAP request ?
TIA
Martin Frenzel

Hi,
i found the problem. Now it works, so we have an easy way to call Forte Service from Oracle PL/SQL.
Martin Frenzel

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