Hi, I want to consume a web service from orchestration. I need to add add
SOAP header to the message. I have defined a context property with property
schema. and assigning the SOAP header information. but I am still getting
error. I am not sure whether the SOAP header is getting added to the message
or not.
Is there any way to see the SOAP message that is sent from the orchestration
to web service?

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Mohan wrote:
> Hi, I want to consume a web service from orchestration. I need to add add
> SOAP header to the message. I have defined a context property with propert
y
> schema. and assigning the SOAP header information. but I am still getting
> error. I am not sure whether the SOAP header is getting added to the messa
ge
> or not.
> Is there any way to see the SOAP message that is sent from the orchestrati
on
> to web service?

The best way is to use a tool like tcptrace between biztalk and the web
service. this will show you all the message exchange and you can see the
soap envelope with the headers.

be careful if you're using WSE rather then simple soap as the tools
might break the addressing rules and the web service will reject the
message.

Yossi Dahan

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Hi Yossi,
Thank you for quick response. I am not supposed to install softwares on the
server. Is there any other way to findout. I am able to see the SOAP message
when exposing the orchestration as a web service by enabling the trace. Is
there anything like that available to trace the SOAP message while consuming
the web service from orchestration?
Regards, Mohan

"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> Mohan wrote: 
>
> The best way is to use a tool like tcptrace between biztalk and the web
> service. this will show you all the message exchange and you can see the
> soap envelope with the headers.
>
> be careful if you're using WSE rather then simple soap as the tools
> might break the addressing rules and the web service will reject the
> message.
>
> Yossi Dahan
>

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