OPA 12.2 Query Web Service xml structure

Hi OPA Experts,

We installed the version hub 12.2 of the OPA. I use the interface webservice sample project 'HealthEating '. But "Evaluate" the demand is huge, how to fill out only necessary data entry.

Do you have sample compact xml for tests in SOAPUI?

Thank you

Moses.

is the user name and password is required in the version of hub? , I tried to "authentication failure". So SOAPUI, I created manually authentication, it worked fine,

It is mandatory by default, as the end point of the web service is restricted to users with the role of user API web service.

See "a political model deployed as a web service secure", for more details, including how to allow anonymous access ( http://documentation.custhelp.com/euf/assets/devdocs/august2015/PolicyAutomation/en/Default.htm#Guides/Project_Administrator_Guide/Security/Secure_web_services.htm )

How to pass username and password in the hub of 12.2. the demand?

See the topic "Authenticate with a secure web service" ( http://documentation.custhelp.com/euf/assets/devdocs/august2015/PolicyAutomation/en/Default.htm#Guides/Developer_Guide/DeterminationsAPI/Authenticate_w_secured_Web_Service.htm )

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