XML Beans in Web Services / .xsd compilation

Hello friends -
I've been told of many wonderful things that can be accomplished by using XML
beans in web service style integrations. However, I'm running into trouble actually
getting anything done and was hoping someone could give me a few pointers. I'm
trying to work inside Workshop 8.1 with the BEA server (i.e., not platform)
- Documentation seems to reference the ability to compile an .xsd in order to
get an XML Bean class representing your XML. However, I cannot find anything
telling me how to do this. Is this supported in Workshop?
- I'm only showing some classes referenced in the XML Beans Javadoc area as available
inside my workshop IDE. For example, com.bea.xml.XmlBeans is not available.
Is this a result of me using Server as opposed to the more complete Platform
product?
- Does anyone have a simple example .jws that utilizes a XML bean as an input
or output? If so, I'd love to see it.
Thanks so much.
CM

Hi,
I thought passing XMLs was supported using SOAP. In this case, the XML data in the SOAP body is type "string" and the namespace of the XML inside separates it from the rest of the SOAP package. Can I do the same with...say... Web Dynpro where the WSDL is used to generate proxy classes. How do I add a namespace in the SOAP header so that I can add the XML in the body?
I propose that life would be much easier if a datatype called XML, or some option before the WSDL is imported to create proxy classes is available which creates a wrapper for adding XML data. Far fetched...but can be done. Whats you opinion?
Regards,
Nirav Mehta

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I configured a logical port for the proxy.
I developed the ABAP code for calling the proxy.
In the code the exception CX_AI_SYSTEM_FAULT gets raised with error message "Unallowed RFC-XML Tag (SOAP_EINVALDOC)" when I call the method for passing data to the destination system in the proxy class.
I had a look at SM21 and the following message was written in the log:
"SOAP Runtime: SOAP Runtime exception: 111 occurred in method XP_READ_TAG of class CL_SOAP_XP at position 1
SOAP Runtime: Exception message: Unallowed RFC-XML Tag (SOAP_EINVALDOC)". I also looked at SAP Note 919886 which states that it can be dumps in the system, missing configuration or the path prefix of the RFC destination that is incorrect. I cannot find any ST22 entries. The trace file looks as follows:
SAP System ID: DGH
Client: 009
User: COLESKG
System time: 072910
System date: 20070531
SAP Release: 700
Host: hd307c
Operating system: AIX
DB System: ORACLE
Program: ZUK_IPA00003
Processing State: 0
Location: Client
Transport Binding: http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http
SOAP Application: urn:sap-com:soap:runtime:application:client
SOAP Runtime Protocol: http://www.sap.com/webas/630/soap
/runtime/protocol
SOAP Protocols: <initial>
Request Message: <initial>
Response Message: <initial>
Fault: <initial>
Registry: <initial>
SOAP Roles: <initial>
Trace Level: 3
Logging Level: 2
Monitoring Level: 0
Security Profile: <initial>
WS Security Protocol: <initial>
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP LP Registry CL_SRT_LP_MAINTENANCE->CREATE_CLIENT_APPL() Try to create client application for Proxyclass:
ZES_CO_PROCESS_EMPLOYEE_BATCH LP name: DEFAULT
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP LP Registry CL_SRT_LP_MAINTENANCE->CREATE_CLIENT_APPL() Client application created
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP LP Registry CL_SRT_LP_MAINTENANCE->CREATE_CLIENT_APPL() Try to initialize client application
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->IF_SOAP_APPLICATION_CS~INIT() Try to initialize application
urn:sap-com:soap:runtime:application:client
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->INTERNAL_CLIENT_INIT() Create new runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->REGISTER_APPLICATION() Try to register application
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->REGISTER_APPLICATION() Application registered
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->INTERNAL_CLIENT_INIT() Read type of transport binding from
configuration
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->INTERNAL_CLIENT_INIT() Create new transport binding type
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~INIT() Try to initialize
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~INIT() http://schemas.xmlsoap
.org/soap/http initialized
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~REQUEST() Try to create request message
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~REQUEST() Request message created
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~RESPONSE() Try to create response message
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Transport Binding CL_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING_ROOT->IF_SOAP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~RESPONSE() Response message
created
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->INIT() Try to initialize
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->INIT() Check transport binding
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->INIT() Create runtime protocol
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->IF_SOAP_PROTOCOL~INIT() Try to initialize SOAP Runtime-intrinsic
Protocol as SENDER with Priority 5
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->INIT_MODULES() Try to create trace header/part
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->INIT_MODULES() Trace header/part created
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->INIT_MODULES() Try to create logging header/part
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->INIT_MODULES() Logging header/part created
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime Protocol CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_PROTOCOL->IF_SOAP_PROTOCOL~INIT() Protocol initialized
INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Runtime CL_SOAP_RUNTIME_CLIENT->INIT()
Initialized
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

Hi,
I have the same problem as described.
Can you give me a little more information about the error you have solved in the proxy.
Thanks for help
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