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This feature is reserved for advanced users, to handle special cases. In most cases, we recommend importing the wsdl file of the SOAP web service. For more details, see Importing/Consuming Webservices.
Remark: These functions are also available in prefix syntax ( SOAP functions (prefix syntax)). The following functions are used to manage the SOAP protocol:
| | | SOAPAddAttribute | Adds an attribute to an automatic variable generated by the import of a Webservice. | | SOAPAddHeader | Adds a header to the next SOAP function of a web service to run. | | SOAPAddSAMLAssertion | Adds a SAML assertion to a Webservice request. | | SOAPAddXMLSignature | Adds an XML signature to a Webservice request. | | SOAPEncodeResult | Used to configure the format of the value returned by the WINDEV SOAP server to the SOAP client program. | | SOAPError | Returns the error of the last SOAP procedure that failed. | | SOAPGetHeader | Retrieves a header in the SOAP message received further to a call to a Webservice. | | SOAPGetResult | Returns the result of the last SOAP procedure that was successfully run. | | SOAPPrepare | Builds the SOAP request for calling a Webservice function. | | SOAPRun | Runs a procedure on a SOAP server. | | SOAPRunXML | Runs a procedure on a SOAP server. | | SOAPToHTTP | Builds the HTTP request to call a function of a Webservice. This request can be modified to adapt it to the expectations of the Webservice, if necessary. It can then be sent using HTTPSend. |
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