Hi Danilo, 

Then some other tags also having issue, Please check your XML file again.

Thank you very much Luis. Now I am facing a problem with two encoded files in the SOAP response, but I am checking if I can configure the xml file again.

I recently had to integrate with IBM P8 FileNet SOAP Endpoints. Specifically to retrieve binary data from the document store. The SOAP service there returns the result as a multipart response which is not supported directly in OutSystems. In the end i ended up to send the SOAP Request via a REST endpoint and parsed the multipart response with custom code. If you have something similar let me know.

Hi Stefan, actually I have two binary files in the SOAP response. When I try to consume the API, I get the  following error message:  

"The ‚maximum bytes per Read operation‘ quota (1024) has been exceeded while reading XML data. Long element start tags (consisting of the element name, attribute names and attribute values) may trigger this quota. This quota may be increased by changing the MaxBytesPerRead property on the XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas object used when creating the XML reader."

I read here in the forum that someone had this problem and solved it by changing the "MaxBytesPerRead" attribute manually in the XML file. I tried this but it didn't work. I tried then to delete the file from the response, but after this I get the error 

"Invalid WSDL (Detail: No service description found in WSDL)"

I don't know the the topic SOAP very well, but I would say it is a multipart response, since I have a few envelopes within the structure. Did you experienced something like this? 

Thanks, Danilo

Hi Danilo,

to check the result of a soap request i would suggest to perform a manual request using POSTMAN, just like in the screenshot below

The result here is a multipart response. In my case here two parts are returned if successful. The first part contains a xml response structure and the second part a binary file (a pdf file here).

To try out correct settings for sending a request to a soap endpoint you can use SOAPUI https://www.soapui.org/. The Open Source Version should be sufficient. It will also give you the possibility to modify the WSDL and use the modified version in your OutSystems consume operation.

But. If you have a multipart response i would suggest to send the request via a REST consume in OutSystems with a Body of Text and a Content-Type of application/xml. The response would be of type Binary data. Then you need to Parse the binary data result to a) check if it is a multipart and then b) parse the multipart result to retrieve its parts. There are some forge components to parse multipart. I created my own extension for this. You will find an implementation e.g. in https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/12582/adobe-pdf-services

Just clone the AIO_HttpUtiltites_EXT module to your project and use the MultiPart_Parse action to parse the binary result.

Hope that helps

Stefan

Hi Stefan, 

Thank you very much for your attention. I will take a look on your suggestion and I will give you a feedback.

Regards

Danilo

Hi Alexander, unfortunately I can't share the xml file. 

Hi Shivam, I am using a Personal Environment. 

So In personal environment you not Use Soap Services It is only available in paid environment. that by  you facing this error.

thankyou

not true. you can consume and expose soap endpoints in personal environments as well.

Hi,

 We can use Soap services in Personal environment as well.

Hi Shivam, thank you for your reply, but as stated bellow, the SOAP function is available in the personal edition.