WebService access to soap

how do I access the soap message received when using the javax.jws.WebService interface? I would like to get to the soap body and use jaxb to create an object from it.

Use the JAX-WS Dispatch interface. Check out the Dispatch sample shipped with JAX-WS 2.0. It does almost exactly what you what except for the final binding using JAXB.. I uses a Dispatch<Source> client to invoke an operation. The SOAP body is returned from the invocation as a Source object that you can then use with JAXB.

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Hi all,
Is there an API, javascript library etc, which allows accessing (any) soap / rest webservices from widgets?
I know I can access web services from sap j2ee with widget foundation, but I'm still not sure how to access "outside"
web services.
A blog entry about this topic would be greatly appreciated I think, not only by me.
Regards,
Ladislav

As promised, below is the js lib source code. I did not see the attachement option, so you can just create a text file and save it with .js extension.
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 FuncName +
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 function setTable ( TblName, TblType) {
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 function closeTable ( TblName) {
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 function startEntry( ) {
 return '<item>';
 function endEntry( ) {
 return '</item>';
So the following is the basic on how to use this library:
* Set up SOAP envelope
* Get the header data
getHdrData( SOAP operation name )
* If the web service set up the table and record start tags
setTable( variable name, table type ) - Optional
Set new record tag: startEntry() ? Optional
* Set up the fieldname or variable name
addVar( variable name, variable value )
* Set up the table and record end tags
endEntry() ? Optional
closeTable( variable name ) ? Optional
* Set up the footer SOAP envelope
Set footer data: getFtrData(SOAP operation name )
So hopefully that will help you consume SAP Published web services.

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Hello Jay,
Did you solved your issue? I have the same problem and don't know how to find a solution.
If you did, please contact me. My e-mail is [email protected]
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I generally use the took xmlspy to test any webservice.
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is there any tool by which we can send/receive soap message along with attachements to and from webservices.

Hi,
Have you tried SoapUI?
The standard (free) version & SoapUI Pro both support soap with attachments. Try it out & see if it works for you. SoapUI is proving to be one of the best tools for testing web services.
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Hi,
I think the best way would be to block the access to services at firewall so that these services have restricted access within the network. This can be achieved only if none of the services need to be exposed over to the internet.
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WebService Access Forbidden

Gents,
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WebService Access Forbidden
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The Permissions to the folder within the portal were service is deployed are all in order? Give everyone at least a "read" access and click end user check box.

Weblogic - Webservice access

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We have an application deployed in weblogic which needs to access a webservice. The webservice is accessible through soap-ui using the right credentials. We use basic authentication to access the webservice.
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Call Webservice with XI SOAP Adapter

Hi there,
I can't find sufficient information in the other posting about my scenario therefore I start a new again about XI and webservice.
These parts are working:
file adapter to XI and the SOAP Adapter is calling the Webservice (in the logfile I see the request from the XI)
These parts aren't working:
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Also can you check SXMB_MONI for the request and the response messages. Just use transaction SXMB_MONI. and see if you get checked flags(successfull) or a red flag (error) for your messages.
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Stream Error. URL:
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>
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Didn't find the solution, but I solved my problem in another
way - I am adding data, that I wanted to pass in OUT parameters, to
SOAP response headers. The headers can be read in Flex with no
problems (although they're accessible as XML only, they will not be
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WebService access to XLMP EE.

Hello,
Is there any possibility to access XMLP EE / Generate reports through some WebServices interface? Is there any documentation on that (I was unable to find any)?
regards,
Chris

You might find this link helpful http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/2006/07/18#a50 .
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Remote webservice access

I used MX:Webservice in MXML to access a remote webservice
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