Hi, I have an issue with processing the XML data coming back from web service. The issue seems to be that the result requires a complex type with a complex type which orchestration Designer does not know. The response from the web service looks like:
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<soap:Body>
<ns1:getSessionDataByCLIResponse xmlns:ns1="http://www.telecats.nl/nl.telecats.sessionDB.sessionDB-service">
<ns1:sessionData>
<ns1:keyValueList>
<ns1:KeyValue>
<ns1:key>test</ns1:key>
<ns1:value>waarde</ns1:value>
</ns1:KeyValue>
<ns1:KeyValue>
<ns1:key>nummer</ns1:key>
<ns1:value>12341234</ns1:value>
</ns1:KeyValue>
</ns1:keyValueList>
<ns1:nrOfItems>2</ns1:nrOfItems>
<ns1:sessionId>93002bc9-013d-496c-9e6f-c77efc9c4cdb</ns1:sessionId>
</ns1:sessionData>
</ns1:getSessionDataByCLIResponse>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Any suggestions on how to process this? We can limit the number of keyvalue pairs to 1, but we can't change the webservice.

Do you have the Java Object checked on the wsop editor? You should be able to get a Java object back.

Hi,
If we use a java object (checkmark in the Output parameters "Use Java Obj), we get this back:

Storing [connectivity.ws.beans.SessionData@6c965fef] to:SimpleVariableName

How can we see the actual data?

Apparently, there is a SessionData object you can access using Java code. In this Java object, you would be able to use its "get" methods to dig into the structure of values.

Hi Wilson,
Would you have any pointers or link to documentation on how to do that?

You would have to know a little bit of programming. The object type should have already been created in the project's beans directory according to WSDL file.

Is there any sample code available for this that you know of?

We don't have a concrete example. Every object is different. You just need to call the property or the method to get its value.