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  Post edited by: Sameer Bhatt

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

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  )

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  end DTS_INT_BEM;

  Thanks in advance for the help.

  Shobz

  Hi Billy,

  Thanks for the reply. It was with the proxy setting.

  Once UTL_HTTP. SET_PROXY has been set properly, I no longer get the error of end-of-input.

  Thanks for the help...

  Kind regards

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  struct
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  PHONENUMBERS	Table 1 7632344306
  SITENUMBER	100041

  -Jason Morgan

• The ID of the Web Service application process.

  Hello

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• missing namespace for the parameters in the web service call

  We try to call a web service developed by Java & XFire. The WSDL is valid for WS - I Basic Profile and it works very well with SoapUI. The query generated automatically by SoapUI is the following:
  
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  name = "Test8SOAP".
  Type = "tns:Test8" >
  < soap binding:
  style = "document".
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  < name of wsdl: Operation = "foo" >
  WSDL: input >
  < use of soap: body = "literal" / >
  < / wsdl: Input >
  < wsdl: output >
  < use of soap: body = "literal" / >
  < / wsdl: output >
  < / wsdl: Operation >
  < / wsdl: Binding >
  < wsdl:service name = "Test8" >
  < wsdl: port
  Binding = "tns:Test8SOAP."
  name = "Test8SOAP" >
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  < / wsdl: port >
  < / wsdl:service >
  < / wsdl:definitions >
  
  the XSD containing A and B:
  
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  "" "" "" < scheme xmlns = " http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace = ' http://www.example.org/test8 ' xmlns:tns = ' http://www.example.org/test8 ' elementFormDefault = "qualified" >
  
  < name complexType = 'A' >
  <>sequence
  < element
  name = "id".
  Type = "string" >
  < / item >
  < element
  name = "b".
  Type = "tns:B" >
  < / item >
  < / sequence >
  < / complexType >
  
  < complexType name = "B" >
  <>sequence
  < element
  name = "id".
  Type = "string" >
  < / item >
  < / sequence >
  < / complexType >
  < / schema >
  
  

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