Possibly incorrect SOAP parse

Question

I'm experiencing some problems with possibly incorrect parsing of the SOAP message. The error in the final application can be reproduced in the WCF Test Client.

My question is, is this a bug in parsing of SOAP messages or is there a problem with the webservice that we use? And in any case, what we can in a short term to work around this problem?

I've included the SOAP header and a screenshot of how it is parsed in the WCF Test Client.

Thank you in advance!

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Answer 1

You might be experiencing this issue:

http://webservices20.blogspot.com/2008/10/interoperability-gotcha.html

But please publish the WSDL to get a more accurate answer.

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Answer 2

I'm not getting any errors at all, but I will look into it in more detail. I just wanted to include the wsdl.

The WSDL is automatically generated by Visual Studio 2008. I haven't cut out any privacy details, so please use discretion.

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Answer 3

Thank you, Yaron. That was not the case.

This is auto generated content, I don't understand what might be going on.

Answer 4

The namespace in the soap above is

http://webadress.nl/

But according the the WSDL it should be:

http://InfoPlayer.nl/ 

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Answer 5

It actually is infoplayer.nl, I didn't want to divulge this information on the web so I replaced it by webadress.nl. I should have been more clear on the issue. The reason I decided to post the wsdl unedited anyway is because it was too much to re-do. I'll change the posted reply code to the original reply. Thank you for your efforts.

Answer 6

See solution here:

http://webservices20.blogspot.com/2009/01/interoperability-gotcha-order-of-xml.html

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Answer 7

Thank you so much, Yaron. Your blog is a very valuable resource. I've bookmarked it and will definitely come back when I have another problem. Thanks for your time.

Answer 8

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