Re: 'Bad Soap Action....cannot figure out

[rags rags <ragrage@xxxxxxxxx>]

   Hi Scott, Mike,



   Please accept my sincerest apologies.  I was taken off the research
   project for a shortwhile following an emergency callout.



   And Thanks a lot for your comments.  I took the wsdl sourced from
   soapUI (and not from browser as you'd advised) as the guy who'd sent
   me those WSDLs was on holiday and I didnt have access to the oracle
   machine where they were (yep, all bad things happen at the same time).



   Anyway, after doing that, I got the value of soapAction from how
   soapUI had given it, as 'process' instead of
   '[1]xmlns.oracle.com/syncokProcess' which I was using before.  And
   when I used this, it started working like the Fairy Godmother...I
   think when I used the full name which was already defined in the
   namespace definition, it was confusing the server.  I'll remember
   that. thanks to you guys for pointing me in the right direction.



   Scott, I checked the PTF and it's already there.  We are on 6.1 and we
   have SI40983 installed. I am back on this research project, so I'm
   planning to raise a ticket with IBM support.  We have an alternate
   machine that doubles up as UAT box and IWS and RDiSOA on localhost
   works like a flute there...smooth. So I agree something's wrong with
   the setup on this box and I need to raise a ticket now.  I will share
   the outcome of that with you guys too.



   Have a good day!

   Cheers,

   Raghu

   On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 9:49 AM, rags rags <[2]ragrage@xxxxxxxxx>
   wrote:

   Hi there,



   I know this might not be the right place to ask this question, but it
   is related.



   I never used RPG to create a web service before.  I was using HTTPAPI
   and WSDL2RPG to consume a web service.

   Now this web service, WSDL is testing fine on SOAPUI, it doesnt have
   any extra parameters defined which is why I thought WSDL2RPG was
   failing to create a stub of the WSDL I was given.  I then used Scott's
   tutorial and created an RPGLE program directly using Scott's HTTPAPI
   and it started saying 'Bad Soap Action'.  works just fine through
   soapUI.

   attached the wsdl script too.  I displayed the String value from the
   Incoming procedure.....

   DSPLY
   DSPLY  null:syncok
   DSPLY  Cannot figure out operation name. Bad SOAPAction o
   DSPLY  [3]xmlns.oracle.com/syncokProcess
   DSPLY
   DSPLY
   DSPLY
   HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error

   from the logs

   <env:Envelope
   xmlns:env="[4]http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";><env:Header/>
   <env:Body><env:Fault
   xmlns="[5]http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncok";><faultcode
   xmlns="">null:syncok</faultcode><faultstring xmlns="">Cannot figure
   out operation name. Bad SOAPAction or
   wsa:Action.</faultstring><faultactor
   xmlns="">[6]http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncok/syncokProcess</faultactor><
   /env:Fault></env:Body></env:Envelope>

   Please can someone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong or is wrong
   with the compatibility here.



   Also on a related question...i tried to simulate what this guy was
   doing by creating a web service using the IWS using Scott's tutorial
   again.  It gave me a great looking wsdl...and then when I test it
   using either soapUI or the IWS test service function...

   it first says
   <faultcode>soapenv:Server</faultcode><faultstring>com/ibm/as400/access
   /AS400ConnectionPool.setCCSID(I)V</faultstring>

   and then when I run it again (didnt do this on purpose, just tested it
   on soapUI next) it starts saying

   <faultcode>soapenv:Server</faultcode>
     <faultstring>iseries.wsbeans.tst_srv.TST_SRV (initialization
   failure)</faultstring>
   some 'No such method or'...exception at the bottom of the error log
   pile...

   On the RDi I created a web service which is even more straightforward
   except it creates a lot more Java programs. But it tests just
   fine.....problem I cant use it is that it doesnt let me change it from
   a localhost to something similar to what the IWS does.
   Please advise.
   Apologies for taking a lot of your time...hope you can help though...
   Thanks,
   Warm regards,
   Raghu

References

   1. http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncokProcess
   2. mailto:ragrage@xxxxxxxxx
   3. http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncokProcess
   4. http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/%22%3E%3Cenv:Header/%3E%3Cenv:Body%3E%3Cenv:Fault
   5. http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncok%22%3E%3Cfaultcode
   6. http://xmlns.oracle.com/syncok/syncokProcess

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