Scott,
It not only helped but fixed the problem -
I promise to proof read my code in the future!
Thanks,
Jim
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hi Jim,
There appear to be a typo in the XML document you're sending. In one
place you have this:
<ns1:customerAddress2>ASDFASDFASDF/<ns1:customerAddress2>
You have the / character transposed with the < character. It should
look as follows (if you want to properly close the tag):
<ns1:customerAddress2>ASDFASDFASDF</ns1:customerAddress2>
Because of this, your XML document is not well-formed, and therefore
cannot be parsed. The result is that none of the information in it
can
be read (this includes the security information, so may be the cause
of
the error)
This doesn't appear to be an issue with HTTPAPI, since the XML
document
is generated by your code (not mine). So I'm guessing this was a
simple
typo on your part.
Hope that helps.
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