Multipart message in Webservice.

Hello,
I am calling a webservice which is having multipart message as follows:
- <wsdl:message name="PricingAndAvailabilityRequest">
<wsdl:part name="PricingAndAvailabilityRequestBody" element="pa:PricingAndAvailability" />
<wsdl:part name="header" element="ebxml:MessageHeader" />
</wsdl:message>
- <wsdl:message name="PricingAndAvailabilityResponse">
<wsdl:part name="PricingAndAvailabilityResponseBody" element="par:PricingAndAvailabilityResponse" />
<wsdl:part name="header" element="ebxml:MessageHeader" />
</wsdl:message>
- <wsdl:portType name="PricingAndAvailabilityServicePort">
- <wsdl:operation name="PricingAndAvailability">
<wsdl:input message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityRequest" />
<wsdl:output message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityResponse" />
</wsdl:operation>
</wsdl:portType>
- <wsdl:binding name="PricingAndAvailabilityServiceBinding" type="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityServicePort">
<soap:binding style="document" transport="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http" />
- <wsdl:operation name="PricingAndAvailability">
<soap:operation soapAction="" />
- <wsdl:input>
<soap:body parts="PricingAndAvailabilityRequestBody" use="literal" />
- <soap:header message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityRequest" part="header" use="literal">
<soap:headerfault use="literal" part="header" message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityRequest" />
</soap:header>
</wsdl:input>
- <wsdl:output>
<soap:body parts="PricingAndAvailabilityResponseBody" use="literal" />
- <soap:header message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityResponse" part="header" use="literal">
<soap:headerfault use="literal" part="header" message="avl:PricingAndAvailabilityResponse" />
</soap:header>
</wsdl:output>
</wsdl:operation>
</wsdl:binding>
When i am sending the message to Webservice, After mapping,Request message is having Header and body together.
I would like to know whether xi soap receiver adapter able to include Header in SOAP-HEADER and Body in SOAP-BODY as shown in wsdl definiton and will it support multipart messages.
Thanks in Advace.
Regards,
Sreenivas.

I would like to know whether xi soap receiver adapter able to include Header in SOAP-HEADER
and Body in SOAP-BODY as shown in wsdl definiton and will it support multipart messages
there is a piece of information given in SAP note for this....check if you can get some lead from it:
https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/856597
From the SAP note:
My web service expects a SOAP with multiple elements in the SOAP body. How can I create such SOAP message?
Regards,
Abhishek.

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Hi there,
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SH
<Code Snippet>
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Well.. Is it an error if i dont handle all parts ?Depends on your application. What will your application do if it encounters a message it can't
handle? Ignore it? Is that ok with you?
What are these mime types, multipart/mixed, mutipart/alternative etc. why do i need them ?
What is the minimum i need to implement in order to handle the basic case, as for example in the typical web-mail sites (some text, and some attachments)? what mechanism i need to use for reporting the not supporting of any "advanced" features.
In what case does the nested thing arise ?You have much to learn!
I'd suggest one of the books referenced here:
[http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/community/books/index.html|http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/community/books/index.html]
or the online resources here:
[http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/community/links/index.html|http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/community/links/index.html]
You'll also find the JavaMail specification helpful. (It's included in your JavaMail download bundle.)
Common causes of nested multiparts are:
A message with both plain and html alternate bodies, and also an attachment.
Signed or encrypted messages with attachments.
A forwarded message that contains attachments.

How to properly store multipart messages

Hello all !
How can I properly store a multipart message ?
For example in a database, is it proper to use a structure like that:
(pseudocode)
class Part {
      Set<Part> children;   // (for multipart message the field is set, else is null)
      [fields of the part or]
      byte[] content;
}or should I stick to the simple case where i have a text message with several attachments ?
in case the message is HTML newsletter how to handle "embedded" images or content, and how is the general case of manipulating such messages ?
Thank you
Edited by: javaUserMuser on Jul 24, 2008 10:18 AM

OMG.... That I DIDNT THINK OF !!!!!!
Man, thats so original, and very simple anyway... and very functional ! Its very good approach I am considering.
But anyway...
If i want to implement efficient search functionality I shall implemement a respective custom word/component index as opposed to native database indices (for the blob). Is this correct ?
Anyway, can u suggest a/the correct way of storing the (plain/nested) parts/data as an alternative of the approach u suggest. THANKS ! :)))

How to create multipart message manually in wcf consumptions

Hi,
My purpose is to consume simple wcf service through biztalk and I am also able to do this for doing this i have following steps
step 1) add -->generated itmes -->consume wcf service
through this wizard i got one .odx file two binding xml files and some schemas
step 2) in oxd file i created 3 messages
1-msgIn which is a simple type of mesage which is accepting input from our request schema
2-msgWcfReq- by this message we are sending a request to wcf (but when we are selecting the messagetype for this message we are selecting it form "multipart message type node" inside this node there are some automatically generated schemas when
we used wcf wizard)
3-similarly for response message also we are selecting messagetype from "multipart message type node".
and rest of the mapping we are doing and we deployed the solution and we importing the binding file which was genrated by wcf wizrad.
so it automatically fill everything for WCF port like pipeline/wcf url/soap action header
Now My question is if i am deleteing the automatically generated odx file then we don't have those aotogenrated port and schemas which are comming under "multipart message type node"
so now how we can achieve the same thing means now i am trying to create same 3 type of message which i discussed above,because if i am trying to create multipart message manually then we don't have any schema type of things inside "multipart message
type node".
if this problem is resolved the everything will work for me because in administration console still i want the same "bindinginformation.xml " file for wcf port bindings.
Please help me
Thx
Manoj

Hi Manoj,
You should not delete the auto generated orchestration even do not modify it, as it is stated in msdn.
The BizTalk WCF Service Consuming Wizard creates in your BizTalk project the BizTalk schemas and types necessary to consume WCF services. The BizTalk types such as port types and multipart message types are created in an orchestration. We recommend
that you do not modify the orchestration that the wizard creates. Instead, you can add new orchestrations in the BizTalk project for your purposes.
--------- MSDN
For Refernce
In your solution, if you are seperating your schemas project from orchestration project, in that case i personally advise to generate wcf endpoint in your schema project and after adding schema reference in orchestration
project you manually create the multipart message and a request response port as it will not display in existing port.
Regards

E-mail receiver QPAC crashes when receiving MIME/multipart messages with various subparts

Hi,
does the E-Mail receiver currently support MIME/multipart messages which contain various subparts?
When receiving a mime message like
message 34
over here, E-Mail receiver stalls and throws the following exception:
Exception occurred - explicitly stalling action. Exception:com.adobe.workflow.pat.PATRuntimeException: The attachment null could not be retrieved because its type cannot be handled by this qpac. Type: class javax.mail.internet.MimeMultipart
Does e-mail receiver currently support mime/multipart messages containing various subparts or not?
Is there anyone out there to clarify this?
Steve

Hmm. No unfortunately I cannot send you the original message because I didn't keep it.
But never mind. We managed to implement a simple workaround: the Email server reformats emails before forwarding them to the workflow server. Which is quite good a solution since the workflow doesn't care about message-bodies but about attachments. So, it's safe to reformat the message body (or even throw it away).
Steve

Message style WebService

Using weblogic webservicesExamples for the Message style web service I'm not able to see the Message Receive web service on the examples console messageexample web service comes
Why is so
Regards
Shalini
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Problem solved when I set the timeout in the wsgen generated ear/war/web.xml. Setting
the timeout via console was the problem.
Thanks
Juerg
"Juerg Staub" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hello,
I am successfully using message style webservices on WLS6.1SP5 with .NET
clients.
One remaining problem I have is, that even when I shutdown all of my
clients,
the servlet sessions on the server never disapear (which is causing an
OutOfMemory
exeception finally). I have set the session timeout to 1 minute via the
console,
with no success.
Thanks
Juerg

What is the difference between message and multipart message?

Does the multipart message type provides the flexibility that the schema assigned to it can be changed later on?
Suppose if a message is assigned with the schema directly, can it not be changed(adding, deleting elements,etc)
once deployed.
If the receive port is set to message box, should the receive shape be assigned with multi part message type or just with a message where a schema is assigned directly.
what should be done if the input schema which is not a multipart message type changes after deployed?

Thread Question: Technically, there is no difference. All messages are multi-part. The 'single part' type in the Orchestration Designer is just a convenience offered by the Orchestration Designer, the underlying type is the same for both.
First Question: The difference you see is that the Orchestration Designer does not enforce the Body part Type on Port bindings because it it abstracted by the Multi-Part Type, which, yes, means you can change Body Part Type without having to unhook the Port
and Receive/Send Shapes.
Second Question: You can make any change to a Schema, except the Root Node Name and Namespace, without affecting the Message variables or Port types at all. So yes, you can add/remove/change elements without even opening an Orchestration.
Third Question: There's really no difference because outside of the Orchestration Designer, there is no difference between the 'single' and Multi-Part Message type. You will always get a filter on the Body part MessageType.

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