WSDL TO SOAP Request

I Need to dynamically generate a SOAP request from the WSDL file.
What should be my approach , is there any API which could help me in theis WSDL to SOAP conversion ?

HI,
WSDL to SOAPThere are tools like SoapUI and Altova's tools that generate sample SOAP requests for operations defined in a WSDL and I am looking to do similar thing.
Same thing Discuss in another Forums
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xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/"
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Regards

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Sid

Hello Sebastian,
Thanks for replying. We are using a higher support pack level, and hence we do not use LPCONFIG; rather we use SOAMANAGER to manage the web service logical ports. Further, SMICM would display us ICM Logs, where as we need the exact SOAP request that has been generated. We tried ST11 with no luck.
Finally, I feel this is a wrong forum to ask such an application related question. I will close this thread and open a new thread in either PI or ABAP Forum.
Thanks and Regards,
Sid

How to handle multiple SOAP requests for ArrayCollection initialization?

Hello.
I want to initialize some ArrayCollection with objects, which receive field values via SOAP requests (in getUdfValuePrj function).
for (var i:int=0; i < data.length; i++)
var task:Task=new Task();
task.laborio = getUdfValuePrj(data[i].id, LABORIOUSNESS);
tempTaskArray.addItem(task);
Here is my WebService:
private function initWebServices(wsdl:String):void
_udfWs = new WebService();
_udfWs.wsdl = wsdl;
_udfWs.getTaskUDFValue.addEventListener("result",
getTaskUDFValueResult);
_udfWs.getTaskUDFValue.addEventListener("fault", handleFault);
_udfWs.loadWSDL();
The question is, how functions getUdfValuePrj and getTaskUDFValueResult should look like?
I think that is no good:
private function getTaskUDFValueResult(event:ResultEvent):String
_udfValue = event.result as String;
private function getUdfValuePrj (taskId:String, udfCaption:String):String
_udfValue = "Loading...";
_udfWs.getTaskUDFValue (taskId,udfCaption);
while (_udfValue == "Loading...")
return _udfValue;

There is no any ideas, or may be you don't understand me?

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