Soap Envelope will look like

Hi all,
I ve written the following function as a web service :
public org.w3c.dom.Document getDocument(String xmlDoc){
org.w3c.dom.Document d1 = null;
try{
log("getDocument called" + xmlDoc);
d1 = XmlDocument.createXmlDocument(xmlDoc);
}catch(Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); }
return d1;
xmlDoc refers to :
<page>
<item>
<itemcd>3343170567_1476034676</itemcd>
<category>World News</category>
</item>
</page>
i am calling this function from a webservice client. every thing goes fine.
My question is when i send this document from web service server to that
client, it will be send as a Soap Envelop. How this Soap Envelop look like ?
Besides this questeion, consider If i use Weblogic Soap, Apache Soap or MS
Soap whether this soap envelop format will be different among them or it
will be a common for all ? I hope I ve give sufficient data to manually
write equivalent soap envelop to send the xml data accross network. If not
what other information will be required ? Can any one write an equivalent
soap envelop for this data ? any other example ?
Any help / link will be a great help.
Thanks in advance.
Bhavin Raichura

You can see the soap envelope which
WLS sends by setting the verbose to true.
regards,
-manoj
"bhavin raichura" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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whether i am knowing the answer to this ??
use h.put("weblogic.soap.verbose", "true" ); and see on the client
console.
is it the correct answer ??? !!
lol
Bhavin Raichura.
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Hi all,
I ve written the following function as a web service :
public org.w3c.dom.Document getDocument(String xmlDoc){
org.w3c.dom.Document d1 = null;
try{
log("getDocument called" + xmlDoc);
d1 = XmlDocument.createXmlDocument(xmlDoc);
}catch(Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); }
return d1;
xmlDoc refers to :
<page>
<item>
<itemcd>3343170567_1476034676</itemcd>
<category>World News</category>
</item>
</page>
i am calling this function from a webservice client. every thing goesfine.
My question is when i send this document from web service server to that
client, it will be send as a Soap Envelop. How this Soap Envelop look
like
Besides this questeion, consider If i use Weblogic Soap, Apache Soap or
MS
Soap whether this soap envelop format will be different among them or it
will be a common for all ? I hope I ve give sufficient data to manually
write equivalent soap envelop to send the xml data accross network. Ifnot
what other information will be required ? Can any one write anequivalent
soap envelop for this data ? any other example ?
Any help / link will be a great help.
Thanks in advance.
Bhavin Raichura

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