Retrieving Request XML Element in Web Service Code

to create a web service: I write java code and using JDeveloper, I 'create J2EE web service' from the java code.
I need to get and handle a parameter, passed to the web service in the request xml and process it in my java code. For example I want to access a header element received in the request.
How can I retrieve those elements in my code?
Regards
Farbod

Hi V.S,
[Here|http://img144.imageshack.us/my.php?image=datetimekb1.jpg] by the screenshot of the working example.
The expression that I have used is :
=DSTR(@DATE1,"XML_DATE")&TSTR(@TIME1,"XML_TIME")
Where,
XML_DATE YYYY-MM-DD 2001-01-31
XML_TIME THH:NN:SS 02:39:40
This should work now. Let me know.
Best regards,
Dharmi
Edited by: Dharmi Tanna on Sep 8, 2008 2:29 PM

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INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Protocol CL_SOAP_PROTOCOL_FACTORY->CREATE()
Try to create instance for http://www.sap.com/webas/630/soap
/runtime/session/protocol::http://www.sap.com/webas/630/soap
/runtime/session/protocol/srt640_impl
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Protocol CL_SOAP_PROTOCOL_FACTORY->CREATE()
Instance of CL_SOAP_SESSION_PROTOCOL created for http://www.sap.com/webas/630/soap/runtime/session/protocol::http://www.sap.com/webas/630/soap/runtime/session/protocol/srt640_impl
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP SESSION Protocol CL_SOAP_SESSION_PROTOCOL->IF_SOAP_PROTOCOL~INIT() Try to initialize SOAP Session Protocol
as SENDER with Priority 5
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP SESSION Protocol CL_SOAP_SESSION_PROTOCOL->IF_SOAP_PROTOCOL~INIT() Protocol initialized
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT_GEN->CONFIGURE_FEATURES() Try to configure features
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP HTTP Binding CL_SOAP_HTTP_TPBND_ROOT->IF_SOAP_HTTP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~SET_CLIENT_BY_DESTINATION() Try to
create ICF Client for DESTINATION = ALSB
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP HTTP Binding CL_SOAP_HTTP_TPBND_ROOT->IF_SOAP_HTTP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~SET_CLIENT_BY_DESTINATION() ICF
Client created by DESTINATION
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP HTTP Binding CL_SOAP_HTTP_TPBND_ROOT->IF_SOAP_HTTP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~SET_DESTINATION_URL_PATH() Set
DESTINATION PATH = /SapHRSmartIntegrationWeb/processes/ProcessEmployeeBatch.jpd
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT_GEN->CONFIGURE_FEATURES() Features configured
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->IF_SOAP_APPLICATION_CS~INIT() Application urn:sap-com:soap
:runtime:application:client initialized
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP LP Registry CL_SRT_LP_MAINTENANCE->CREATE_CLIENT_APPL() Client application initialized
Trace file opened at 20070531 073030 GMT SAP-REL 700,0,95
Error in module XMLParserGetNextElement:773
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/xrfcpars.c#2 $
Unallowed RFC-XML Tag
Error in module XMLConverterReadTag:3061
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/xrfccnvrt.c#5 $
Unallowed RFC-XML Tag(24)
Error in module ab_soap:4392
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/abxrfccal.c#2 $
failed with return code 1
It then must be something in the config. Has anyone got any idea why this message is encountered?
Kind Regards
Gustav Coleske
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Gustav Coleske

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