To request a SOAP Web Service with some data, we need to build this data as a SOAP message, otherwise, the SOAP Web Service will not process the request. Therefore, it is essential to understand the structure and content of a SOAP message so that we can successfully request a SOAP Web Service. In this tutorial, we will learn together about SOAP message.
A SOAP message is a formatted message in XML format. This includes an out-of-box root tag named <Envelope>, which will contain 2 tags inside including a nullable <Header> tag and a mandatory <Body> child tag. The <Body> tag may contain another <Fault> child tag to contain an error which happing when a SOAP Web Service process request.
Here is a simple example of a SOAP message.
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<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <soap:Body> <hdj:hello xmlns:hdj="http://muleesbcxfsoapexpose.huongdanjava.com/"> <arg0>Khanh</arg0> </hdj:hello> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> |
