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• Download files via web services

  Hi experts,
  
  We are trying to make the old migration of a set of data in siebel ondemand. There are approximately 1 million records. Don't you think that it is possible to upload files via web services?
  
  (assuming that the profession of oracle service is off option because we don't have the budget)
  
  Thanks in advance, Sab

  SAB, Yes. However, the import file cannot be more than 30 000 records or more than 9 MB for the file size.

• How to create the channel listens for XML/web services line

  Hi, I'm new to B2B 11 g, would ask tht,.
  
  I followed the tutorial of B2B using generic file and it works fine. However,.
  If I want to receive the trading partner thought web XML server, how can I configure the channel look, what protocol to use.
  
  
  And can any1 kindly refer me to any link or info?
  
  Thank you.

  However... If remote partner is going to send me thought web services and no thought record, should I do something on my B2B? has I need specific, any channel listen extra?

  N ° no additional configuration is required to receive files via HTTP. Just ask your TP to post files on one of the below URL.

  http://hostname:soa_server_port/b2b/httpReceiver or http://hostname:soa_server_port/b2b/transportServlet

  If you just want to test your B2B, if it is correctly configured best way is to have another facility of B2B (may be a new domain) who will laugh at your configuration TP. This configuration of B2B send message to your B2B on HTTP (on one of the above URL) and see if gets treated with success.

  If you just want to test if your B2B is ready to accept messages over HTTP, then go to the URL above browser and make sure that you see below message-

  "B2B Server is ready to accept messages HTTP from the trading partner.

  Kind regards
  Anuj

• hidden field fill with xml - Web service call

  Hello world

  I developed a web service, my web service method expects an xml string.

  I have a new data connection, which is my wsdl file...

  Now, my challenge is how to fill in this field with the xml of my form, so that my my method can manupulate it.

  Secondly, the same button that calls my web service for the e-mail form once the web service has been called, send the form in PDF format.

  You'll really appreciate your help.

  ACE

  You can use the command to populate a field with the XML of the form below.

  FieldName.rawValue = xfa.data.saveXML ("pretty");

  To run the Web service and then send an email

  1. first place binding the Web service Execute button and make it invisible / hidden

  2. place a normal button on the form and in the writing code click event to call the Web service and then send the e-mail.

  Call the click event of the button webservice

  WebserviceExecuteButton.execEvent ("click");

  Send an email

  event.target.submitForm ({cURL: "mailto:" + strToAddress + "?"}) subject = "+ strSubject +"& body ="+ strMessage, cSubmitAs:"PDF", cCharset:" utf - 8 "});"

  Replace the names with your form variables in the above line.

  Thank you

  Srini

• Can I receive via an XML web service in the PDF form?

  Hi all, I am able to send data to a server via a web service configured in my button send email.  Once the data has been received on the server, a reference number is returned.  My problem starts here as reference number comes back in my browser and not in the PDF file.  How can I get the reference number in the PDF?  Thank you J

  If you actually submit the XML via a web service you shodul be able to bind the output of the web service to a field in your form. You have configured a data connection to a WSDL file?

  You say that you submit via a webservice in your button send email. That made no sense than that described two submit operations on the same key. I suspect that you send us by e-mail and that the server is answer via a HTML page... .Hence the browser is to intercept and place it on the screen (outside your PDF file).

  Hope that helps

  Paul

• How send to an XML web service?

  I am brand new to Flex. I am writing a program that uses web services to send and receive data. I got so that he can receive the XML of the web service. However, I also need to send it, and I'm stuck.
  
  I tried the following code:
  
  < mx:WebService id = "MyService".
  "WSDL =" http://localhost/FlexTest/service1.asmx?WSDL "
  useProxy = "false".
  result = "resultHandler (Event)" >
  
  <!-Entry: XML Document... Output: String->
  < mx:operation name = "HelloPersonAcceptsXmlDocumentReturnsString" >
  < mx:request >
  < personXmlDoc > xmlPerson < / personXmlDoc >
  < / mx:request >
  < / mx:operation >
  
  <!-Entry: XML node... Output: String->
  < mx:operation name = "HelloPersonAcceptsXmlNodeReturnsString" >
  < mx:request >
  < personXmlNode >
  xmlPerson.Person
  < / personXmlNode >
  < / mx:request >
  < / mx:operation >
  
  <!-Entry: String (XML Format)... Output: String->
  < mx:operation name = "HelloPersonAcceptsXmlStringReturnsString" >
  < mx:request format = "xml" >
  "< personXmlString > < p1:Person xmlns:p1 =" http://impact-tech.com/schemas/FlexTest "> < p1:ID > f1bd45fc - 544 b-489 d-83cf-349d1f9740ec < / p1: I D > < p1:FirstName > Joe < / p1:FirstName > < p1:MiddleName > c. < / p1:MiddleName > < p1:LastName > kick < / p1:L astName > < p1:BirthDate > 2006-09-11 T 14: 03:04.4755443 - 04:00 < / p1:BirthDate > < p1:IsMarried > < /p1:IsMarried > false < p1" : NumChildren > 0 < / p1:NumChildren > < p1:NetWorth > 100000 < / p1: NetWorth > < / p1: Pers on > < / personXmlString >
  <!-{xmlPerson.toXmlString ()} < personXmlString > < / personXmlString >->
  <!-{txInput.text} < personXmlString > < / personXmlString >->
  < / mx:request >
  < / mx:operation >
  
  < / mx:WebService >
  
  In the first operation, 'HelloPersonAcceptsXmlDocumentReturnsString', I try to send an XML object. During the second operation, 'HelloPersonAcceptsXmlNodeReturnsString', I try to send the root node, xmlPerson.Person. In both cases, what is actually sent is literally the text that I put in the node < application >, not the object the text refers. For the first, "xmlPerson" then gets sent to the target, not the XML doc what it refers to.
  
  In the third operation, I tried three different things, and two are commented. I tried to refer to the XML object using the toXmlString() method, but again, it has literally sent the text "xmlPerson.toXmlString ()". I tried the brace link, but then nothing is sent to the web service. I also tried to build the XML node and with values, but I get an error from the web service saying that it cannot be analyzed because there is an illegal line 1, position 1 character. The only thing that worked was to add a text entry box, copy - paste the exact same structure XML that I tried to build manually and then use binding to the text property of the control InputText. Then it works fine. But I can't actually do, it's just to test.
  
  So my question is how a < application > node that is part of the web service operation that makes reference to an object and sends the value of this object to the web service, not literally all text is typed into this node. I looked at Web Services and sections of the help data binding and did not see examples on this. Everything was much more simplistic with binding to controls. Can someone help a newbie, please?

  I do not understand how this isn't a matter of Flex Builder, since it has to do with how Flex Builder interacts with web services and how objects are used in the binding in MXML.

  But anyway, I got this code for future reference of someone else to research work in this forum:

  Declare a custom in MXML class has been the key to allow the correct link:

  
  "WSDL =" http://66.129.123.211/FlexTest/service1.asmx?WSDL "
  useProxy = "false".
  result = "resultHandler (Event)" > "

  
  
  
  {testPerson.GetXmlDoc ()}
  
  

• XML Web services configuration problem

  WHEN RUNNING

  long value 500

  set pagesize 100

  XQUERY declare default element namespace " " http://xmlns.Oracle.com/xdb/xdbconfig.xsd "; "

  for $doc in fn:doc("/xdbconfig.xml")/xdbconfig/sysconfig/protocolconfig/httpconfig/webappconfig/servletconfig/servlet-liste/servlet [servlet-name = "orawsv"]

  return $doc

  I GOT AN ERROR

  Error from line 3 in order:

  Select column_value xmltable (' declare default element namespace "http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/xdbconfig.xsd"; "")

  for $doc in fn:doc("/xdbconfig.xml")/xdbconfig/sysconfig/protocolconfig/httpconfig/webappconfig/servletconfig/servlet-liste/servlet [servlet-name = "orawsv"]

  return $doc')

  Error in the command line: 4 column: 146

  Error report:

  SQL error: ORA-02000: lack of keyword COLUMNS

  02000 00000 - "missing %s keyword."

  Please help, I need configuration db xml

  Still, I get the same error I asked when I try to run the same script with sql developer.

  OK, you are using SQL Developer.

  Replace quotes simple quotes here:

  servlet-name = "orawsv".

  It should now work without error, but you end up with this:

  COLUMN_VALUE

  ----------------------

  (XMLTYPE)

  which is not very useful.

  So you should better use XMLTable first:

  SELECT xmlserialize (happy column_value)

  FROM XMLTable)

  XmlNamespaces (default 'http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/xdbconfig.xsd'),

  "for $doc in fn:doc("/xdbconfig.xml")/xdbconfig/sysconfig/protocolconfig/httpconfig/webappconfig/servletconfig/servlet-liste/servlet [servlet-name ="orawsv"].

  return $doc '

  ) ;

• Web services with xml file

  Hello

  How read xml file using web services?

  Here's my cfc web services: (I just want to see how to read the xml file)

  < cfproperty >

  < name cffunction = "getBooks" access = "remote" returntype = "string" output = "no" >

  < cfargument "xmlObject" type = name = "xml" required = "yes" >

  < cfset BookResponse = "" > "".

  < cfset var arrIndx = "" > "".

  < cftry >

  < = cfloop '1' to = "#ArrayLen (arguments.xmlObject.XmlChildren)" # "index ="arrIndx">"

  < cfset BookResponse = arguments.xmlObject.XmlChildren [arrIndx]. XmlName >

  < / cfloop >

  < cfcatch type = "any" >

  < cfset BookResponse = ' #cfcatch.message # #cfcatch.detail # ' >

  < / cfcatch >

  < / cftry >

  < cfreturn BookResponse >

  < / cffunction >

  < / cfproperty >

  Here my code to test web services:

  1. define the XML

  <!-installation of the XML to work with->

  < cfsavecontent variable ="XMLFile"><? XML version ="1.0"? >

  < root >

  < header >

  < user > 1 < / user >
  

  < / header >
  

  < book >

  0321330110 < isbn >< / isbn >

  < title > Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Certified Developer Guidestudy / < /title >

  < author > BenForta / < / author >

  < / book >

  < header >

  < user > 2 < / user >
  

  < / header >

  < book >

  0596004206 < isbn >< / isbn >

  < title > Learning XML, secondedition / < /title >

  < author > ErikRay / < / author >

  < / book >

  < header >

  < user > 3 < / user >
  

  < / header >

  < book >

  0782140297 < isbn >< / isbn >

  < title > ColdFusion Developer's GuideMX / < /title >

  < author > RaymondCamden / < / author >

  < / book >

  < / root >

  < / cfsavecontent >

  2 call web services

  < cfinvoke

  method = "getBooks".

  returnvariable = "rawXMLBookList."

  " webservice =" http://localhost/Hoteleria/WebServices/books.cfc?wsdl "> "

  < name cfinvokeargument = "xmlObject" value = "#XMLFile #" >

  < / cfinvoke >

  <!-< cfset XMLDocResult = XmlParse (rawXMLBookList) >

  < cfdump var = "#XMLDocResult #" >-->

  < cfdump var = "#rawXMLBookList #" >

  3 error: Element XMLOBJECT. XMLCHILDREN is undefined in ARGUMENTS.

  I also try using XMLParse without success.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Sorry about that. It worked for me!

  What about doing it on the basis of chains, as follows:

  Books.CFC

  #arguments.xmlString #.

  testPage.cfm

  
  

  1

  0321330110

  Ben Forta

  2

  0596004206

  Erik Ray

  3

  0782140297

  Raymond Camden

  <>

  method = "getAuthors".

  returnvariable = "authorList.

  "WebService ="http://localhost/Hoteleria/webServices/books.cfc?wsdl ">

• from xml to a web service

  Hi all
  
  I'm trying to capture some xml that is passed to a web service that I've created. I put the argument of a type XML. When I go back to the argument, the contents of the returned file seems to approximate the XML passed to the web service. However, I can't access XML from webservice.
  
  I tried to do a cfdump to a file inside of the XML web service and all I get are all statements of java object, no XML. I try to call the java object functions and I get nothing. I tried access to content the XML elements using the ColdFusion syntax, and it said that items doen't exist.
  
  If someone has an idea, it would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  Jim

  OK, thank you Adam for wasting your time to help me. Yes, it worked. I don't have any ZIP code because everything I had, it was like four lines, I tried to publish a webservice for ColdFusion, another is the part of your. So, this is all it is:

  
  
  

  
  
  

  The problem was that the discharge was the definition of the java object, not the XML. I didn't know how to access the XML component, or if he existed, that makes the xmlsearch. Also, any namespace prefixes are changed when the XML arrives, so if you have a tag like , when it comes into service web CF it is changed to .

  If the combination of these two throw me off the coast.

  Thanks for the help,
  Jim

• best way to get the web service XML JSON etc legacy database

  We have a bunch of old scientific databases for which we would like to expose data via an XML web service.  International XML schemas have been developed in the standards for the sharing of these data we need to provide the data in.  These patterns have very different data of our legacy data structures.  We want to leave our databases within the same structures but to expose the data in them in the XML schemas.

  Building SQL indications XMLFOREST SQL etc. that returns the XML doesn't seem very practical that the structures are very different and the SQL must be very very complex and would be very tedious to make and maintain.  Is there another way to make in the database?  There are tools outside the database such as who can help in that we used in the past and could be used again - but I had much rather that on the database if possible.

  Building SQL indications XMLFOREST SQL etc. that returns the XML doesn't seem very practical that the structures are very different and the SQL must be very very complex and would be very tedious to make and maintain.

  Using SQL/XML is the most flexible way to generate XML from relational data, as you have full control over what you do.

  If the target XML structure is complex, any method will be complex to implement completely in the database anyway.

  There is no tool integrated with Oracle that would take an XML schema and make the mapping with relational data.

  What you can do is a third-party tool allows to design a XSLT stylesheet that would take care of transforming an XML format canonical (easily created from the database of a query) in the target XML instance.

  In this way the complexity lies in the style sheet, and the real transformation could be made within the database.

• "Unauthorized" error when you use native Web services

  Hi community

  I'm using Oracle 11 g 2 (11.2.0.3.0) and to try my first SOAP using XDB request

  I followed the instructions at [using Oracle Native XML Web Services DB | ] [ http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/AppDev.112/e23094/xdb_web_services.htm#ADXDB5677 ] and have traveled the many threads on this topic and am stuck again.

  The steps that I followed:

  Logged in as SYS:

  -Configuring HTTP access

  EXEC dbms_xdb.setHttpPort (7776); -I was initially using 8080, according to samples, but I changed to a port that I knew that nothing else has used

  EXEC dbms_xdb.setFtpPort (2100);  -Don't know its purpose, but anyway

  SELECT dbms_xdb.gethttpport () FROM dual;

  -Result = 7776

  -Check installed XDB

  SELECT * FROM dba_registry WHERE id_comp = "XDB".

  -Result = identifiant_composant = XDB; Version = 11.2.0.3.0; Status = VALID; Schema = XDB; Procedure = DBMS_REGXDB. VALIDATEXDB

  -Configure the Servlet ORAWSV-

  -Native web services are implemented using the servlet to "orawsv", which must be configured in the xdbconfig.xml file stored in DB XML itself.

  -This can be done using the DBMS_XDB on the package, as shown below.

  --

  DECLARE

  l_servlet_name VARCHAR2 (32): = "orawsv";

  BEGIN

  DBMS_XDB.deleteServletMapping (l_servlet_name);

  DBMS_XDB.deleteServlet (l_servlet_name);

  DBMS_XDB.addServlet (name = > l_servlet_name, language = > 'C', dispname = > descript 'Oracle query Web Service,' = > "Servlet to make queries as a Web Service", schema = > "XDB");

  DBMS_XDB.addServletSecRole (servname = > l_servlet_name, rolename = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES', rolelink = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES');

  DBMS_XDB.addServletSecRole (servname = > l_servlet_name, rolename = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES_WITH_PUBLIC', rolelink = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES_WITH_PUBLIC');

  DBMS_XDB.addServletSecRole (servname = > l_servlet_name, rolename = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES_OVER_HTTP', rolelink = > 'XDB_WEBSERVICES_OVER_HTTP');

  DBMS_XDB.addServletMapping (template = > ' / orawsv / *', name = > l_servlet_name);

  END; /

  -I added ServletSecRoles for... _WITH_PUBLIC, and... _OVER_HTTP after initial sample didn't me give a result

• Could not get the native web service response to Oracle using a PL/SQL &lt; Message &gt; function &lt;! [CDATA [component "WS_CALC" must be said]] &gt; &lt; / Message &gt;

  Hi, we have a problem with oracle native web service access using a PL/SQL function. We are running out of ideas how to solve the problem. Someone would be so nice to take a look at our case. Thank you much in advance. Best regards, Smiljana

  CREATE TABLE for_web_info (some_hello_text VARCHAR2 (150), when_inserted DATE, we_are_from VARCHAR2 (30));

  INSERT INTO for_web_info VALUES ('HI everyone :-) ', SYSDATE, 'Ljubljana, Slovenia');

  CREATE OR REPLACE

  PACKAGE ws_calc AUTHID CURRENT_USER AS

  FUNCTION CalcProduct (a NUMBER by DEFAULT 1,

  b in on NUMBER,

  g NUMBER of OUTPUT)

  RETURN NUMBER;

  END ws_calc;

  /

  CREATE OR REPLACE

  PACKAGE ws_calc AS BODY

  FUNCTION CalcProduct (a NUMBER by DEFAULT 1,

  b in on NUMBER,

  g NUMBER of OUTPUT)

  RETURN NUMBER IS

  product NUMBER;

  BEGIN

  SELECT SUM (1) IN the for_web_info OF g;

  product: = a * b;

  RETURN any product;

  END;

  END;

  /

  Our two DBA done all the steps described in the manual Oracle® XML DB's Guide Developer, 11 g Release 2 (11.2), E23094-04, February 2014, section using Oracle DB native XML Web Services.

  Access us two wsdl with browser without problem and get two of them. We also receive web serivce response which databese of query table.

  http://our_db:8080 / orawsv? WSDL

  http://our_db:8080 / orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT? WSDL

  ---------------

  | First WSDL.

  ---------------

  <? XML version = "1.0"? >

  " < name definitions = targetNamespace"orawsv"=" http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv "" "

  " xmlns =" http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/ "

  ' xmlns:tns = ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv "" "

  ' xmlns:soap = ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/WSDL/SOAP/ "

  " container = ' http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "

  " xmlns: xsi =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance "

  " xsi: schemaLocation =" http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/ http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"> ".

  < types >

  < xsd: Schema

  " targetNamespace = ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv "" "

  elementFormDefault = "qualified" >

  < xsd: element name = "query" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: element name = "DDL_text" type = "xsd: String".

  minOccurs = "0" maxOccurs = "unbounded" / >

  < xsd: element name = 'query_text' >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd:simpleContent >

  < xsd:extension base = "XSD: String" >

  < xsd: attribute name = "type" >

  < xsd:simpleType >

  < xsd:restriction base = "xsd:NMTOKEN" >

  < value xsd: Enumeration = "SQL" / >

  < value xsd: Enumeration = "XQUERY" / >

  < / xsd:restriction >

  < / xsd:simpleType >

  < / xsd: attribute >

  < / xsd:extension >

  < / xsd:simpleContent >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: Choice minOccurs = "0" maxOccurs = "unbounded" >

  < xsd: element name = "bind" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd:simpleContent >

  < xsd:extension base = "XSD: String" >

  < xsd: attribute name = "name" type = "xsd: String" / >

  < / xsd:extension >

  < / xsd:simpleContent >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: element name = "bindXML" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: all / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < / xsd: Choice >

  < xsd: element name = "null_handling" minOccurs = "0" >

  < xsd:simpleType >

  < xsd:restriction base = "xsd:NMTOKEN" >

  < value xsd: Enumeration = "DROP_NULLS" / >

  < value xsd: Enumeration = "NULL_ATTR" / >

  < value xsd: Enumeration = "EMPTY_TAG" / >

  < / xsd:restriction >

  < / xsd:simpleType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: element name = "max_rows" type = "positiveInteger" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "skip_rows" type = "positiveInteger" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "pretty_print" type = "xsd: Boolean" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "indentation_width" type = "positiveInteger" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "rowset_tag" type = "xsd: String" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "row_tag" type = "xsd: String" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < xsd: element name = "item_tags_for_coll" type = "xsd: Boolean" minOccurs = "0" / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: element name = "queryOut" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: all / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < / xsd: Schema >

  < / types >

  < name of message = "QueryInput" >

  < name of part = element "body" = "tns:query" / >

  < / message >

  < name of the message 'XMLOutput' = >

  < name of part = element "body" = "tns:queryOut" / >

  < / message >

  < portType name = "ORAWSVPortType" >

  < operation name = "XMLFromQuery" >

  < input message = "tns:QueryInput" / >

  < output message = "tns:XMLOutput" / >

  < / operation >

  < / portType >

  < connection name = "ORAWSVBinding" type = "tns:ORAWSVPortType" >

  " < style: soap = transport = 'document' binding ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/HTTP "/>

  < operation name = "XMLFromQuery" >

  " < soap: operation soapAction = ' http://our_db:8080 / orawsv "/>

  < input >

  < use of soap: body = "literal" / >

  < / Entry >

  < output >

  < use of soap: body = "literal" / >

  < / output >

  < / operation >

  < / binding >

  < service name = "ORAWSVService" >

  < documentation > Oracle Web Service < / documentation >

  < name of port = "ORAWSVPort" binding = "tns:ORAWSVBinding" >

  " < soap: address location = ' http://our_db:8080 / orawsv "/>

  < / port >

  < / service >

  < / definitions >

  ----------------

  | Second WSDL.

  ----------------

  <? XML version = "1.0"? >

  < name of definitions = "CALCPRODUCT."

  " targetNamespace = ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT "" "

  " xmlns =" http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/ "

  ' xmlns:tns = ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT "" "

  " container = ' http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "

  ' xmlns:soap = ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/WSDL/SOAP/ ">

  < types >

  " < xsd: Schema targetNamespace = ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT "" "

  elementFormDefault = "qualified" >

  < xsd: element name = "SNUMBER-CALCPRODUCTInput" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: element name = "G-NUMBER-OUT" >

  < xsd: complexType / >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: element name = "B-NUMBER-INOUT" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < xsd: element name = "A-NUMBER-IN" minOccurs = "0" maxOccurs = "1" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < xsd: element name = "CALCPRODUCTOutput" >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: element name = "RETURN" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < xsd: element name = "G" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < xsd: element name = "B" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < / xsd: Schema >

  < / types >

  < name of message = "CALCPRODUCTInputMessage" >

  < name of part = "parameters" element = "tns:SNUMBER - CALCPRODUCTInput" / >

  < / message >

  < name of message = "CALCPRODUCTOutputMessage" >

  < name of part = "parameters" element = "tns:CALCPRODUCTOutput" / >

  < / message >

  < portType name = "CALCPRODUCTPortType" >

  < operation name = "CALCPRODUCT" >

  < input message = "tns:CALCPRODUCTInputMessage" / >

  < output message = "tns:CALCPRODUCTOutputMessage" / >

  < / operation >

  < / portType >

  < connection name = "CALCPRODUCTBinding".

  Type = "tns:CALCPRODUCTPortType" >

  " < style: soap = transport = 'document' binding ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/HTTP "/>

  < operation name = "CALCPRODUCT" >

  < soap: operation

  soapAction = "CALCPRODUCT" / >

  < input >

  < soap body parts: = 'settings' use = "literal" / >

  < / Entry >

  < output >

  < soap body parts: = 'settings' use = "literal" / >

  < / output >

  < / operation >

  < / binding >

  < service name = "CALCPRODUCTService" >

  < documentation > Oracle Web Service < / documentation >

  < name of port = "CALCPRODUCTPort" binding = "tns:CALCPRODUCTBinding" >

  < address soap:

  " location = ' http://our_db:8080 / orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT "/>

  < / port >

  < / service >

  < / definitions >

  -----------------

  | SQL Developer |

  -----------------

  SET serveroutput ON

  -------------

  | First WS.

  -------------

  DECLARE

  V_SOAP_REQUEST XMLTYPE: = XMLTYPE (' <? xml version = "1.0"? > < env:Envelope xmlns:env = "http://www.w3.org/2002/06/soap-envelope " > < env:Body > < query xmlns = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/orawsv" > < type of the argument texte_requete = "SQL" > <!) ([CDATA [SELECT * FROM for_web_info WHERE the INSTR (UPPER (we_are_from),: e) > 0]] > < / query_text > < link name 'e' = > SLOVENIA < / bind > < false pretty_print > < / pretty_print > < / query > < / env:Body > < / env:Envelope > ');

  V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT CLOB: = V_SOAP_REQUEST.getClobVal ();

  V_REQUEST UTL_HTTP. REQ;

  V_RESPONSE UTL_HTTP. RESP;

  V_BUFFER VARCHAR2 (1024);

  URL VARCHAR2 (4000): = ' http://our_db:8080 / orawsv ';

  BEGIN

  V_REQUEST: = UTL_HTTP. BEGIN_REQUEST (URL = > URL, METHOD = > 'POST');

  UTL_HTTP. SET_AUTHENTICATION (R = > V_REQUEST, username = > 'OUR_U', PASSWORD = > 'OUR_P'); -not case-sensitive

  V_REQUEST. METHOD: = 'POST';

  UTL_HTTP. SET_HEADER (R = > V_REQUEST, NAME = > 'Content-Length', VALUE = > DBMS_LOB.) GETLENGTH (V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT));

  UTL_HTTP. WRITE_TEXT (R = > V_REQUEST, DATA = > V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT);

  V_RESPONSE: = UTL_HTTP. GET_RESPONSE (V_REQUEST);

  LOOP

  UTL_HTTP. READ_LINE (V_RESPONSE, V_BUFFER, TRUE);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE (V_BUFFER);

  END LOOP;

  UTL_HTTP. END_RESPONSE (V_RESPONSE);

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN UTL_HTTP. END_OF_BODY THEN

  UTL_HTTP. END_RESPONSE (V_RESPONSE);

  END;

  anonymous block filled

  " <? xml version ="1.0"? > < envelope soap: xmlns:soap = ' http://www.w3.org/2002/06/SOAP-envelope ' > < soap: Body > < queryOut xmlns = " http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv "> "

  < set of LINES > < ROW > < SOME_HELLO_TEXT > HI everybody :-) < / SOME_HELLO_TEXT > < WHEN_INSERTED > 03.10.14 < / WHEN_INSERTED > < WE_ARE_FROM > Ljubljana, Slovenia < / WE_ARE_FROM > < / ROW > < / rowset > < / queryOut > < / soap: Body > < / envelope soap: >

  --------------

  | Second WS.

  --------------

  DECLARE

  V_SOAP_REQUEST XMLTYPE: = XMLTYPE ("<?") XML version = "1.0"? > < soap envelope: xmlns:soap = "http://www.w3.org/2002/06/soap-envelope" > < soap: Body > < xmlns SNUMBER-CALCPRODUCTInput = ""http://xmlns.oracle.com/orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT"(> < A-NUMBER-IN > 2 < / A-NUMBER-IN > < B-NUMBER-INOUT > 3 < / B-NUMBER-INOUT > < R-NUMBER-OUT / > < / SNUMBER-CALCPRODUCTInput > < / soap: Body > < / SOAP: envelope > '); "

  V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT CLOB: = V_SOAP_REQUEST.getClobVal ();

  V_REQUEST UTL_HTTP. REQ;

  V_RESPONSE UTL_HTTP. RESP;

  V_BUFFER VARCHAR2 (1024);

  URL VARCHAR2 (4000): = ' http://our_db:8080 / orawsv/OUR_SCHEMA/WS_CALC/CALCPRODUCT ';

  BEGIN

  V_REQUEST: = UTL_HTTP. BEGIN_REQUEST (URL = > URL, METHOD = > 'POST');

  UTL_HTTP. SET_AUTHENTICATION (R = > V_REQUEST, username = > 'OUR_U', PASSWORD = > 'OUR_P'); -not case-sensitive

  V_REQUEST. METHOD: = 'POST';

  UTL_HTTP. SET_HEADER (R = > V_REQUEST, NAME = > 'Content-Length', VALUE = > DBMS_LOB.) GETLENGTH (V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT));

  UTL_HTTP. WRITE_TEXT (R = > V_REQUEST, DATA = > V_SOAP_REQUEST_TEXT);

  V_RESPONSE: = UTL_HTTP. GET_RESPONSE (V_REQUEST);

  LOOP

  UTL_HTTP. READ_LINE (V_RESPONSE, V_BUFFER, TRUE);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE (V_BUFFER);

  END LOOP;

  UTL_HTTP. END_RESPONSE (V_RESPONSE);

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN UTL_HTTP. END_OF_BODY THEN

  UTL_HTTP. END_RESPONSE (V_RESPONSE);

  END;

  anonymous block filled

  <? XML version = "1.0"? >

  " < envelope soap: xmlns:soap = ' http://www.w3.org/2002/06/SOAP-envelope/ ">

  < soap: Body >

  < soap: Fault >

  < Code: soap >

  < soap: value > SOAP: sender < / SOAP: value >

  < / Code: soap >

  entry processing < soap: reason > error < / SOAP: reason >

  < soap: detail >

  " < OracleErrors xmlns =" http://xmlns.Oracle.com/orawsv/faults "> "

  So OracleError >

  < ErrorNumber > ORA-19202 < / ErrorNumber >

  < message > <! [CDATA [error has occurred in the processing of XML]] > < / Message >

  < / OracleError >

  So OracleError >

  < ErrorNumber > ORA-06550 < / ErrorNumber >

  < message > <! [CDATA [line 1, column 24:]] > < / Message >

  < / OracleError >

  So OracleError >

  < ErrorNumber > PLS-00302 < / ErrorNumber >

  < message > <! [CDATA [component "WS_CALC" must be said]] > < / Message >

  < / OracleError >

  So OracleError >

  < ErrorNumber > ORA-06550 < / ErrorNumber >

  < message > <! [CDATA [line 1, column 7:]]

  [[PL/SQL: statement ignored]] > < / Message >

  < / OracleError >

  < / OracleErrors >

  < / Details: soap >

  < / soap fault: >

  < / soap: Body >

  < / envelope soap: >

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  Thanks again.

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  ---------------------------------------------------------------

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