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Stuart Kelly


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06-21-05 10:50 PM

Hopefully someone can help me with this question.

Generally I've been able to call a webservice method that takes no
parameters from within an orchestration by first constructing a request
message through using an empty Construct Message shape, with the message
constructed being an instance of the schema of the web service request.

I'm now neeeding to call a WSE secured service and hence am using the WSE
adapater. the WSE adapter generates the multi-part message types, one of
which is the [MethodName]SoapIn type which is what I'm assuming I need t
o
pass out to my WSE send port to make a request to the web service. The Web
service method takes no parameters. I get the following error message when
attempting to construct an instance of this type, by using an empty
Construct Message shape with the message constructed being of the
[MethodName]SoapIn type.

C:\...\Orch1.odx(165): 'request1.parameters': message part has not been
initialized in construct statement

Any pointers?

Regards
Stuart Kelly







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