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Dushyant_Garg
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Pre-requisite:

  • Source and Target .xsd file.

  • SOAP UI install in your system.

  • Sample data to send and check.


Steps:

  1. Create Package and Iflow.

  2. Connect the sender with start using SOAP 1x Adaptor ,end with receiver using Mail Adaptor, add message mapping and XML to JSON convertor.

  3. Add Source and Target .xsd file in IFlow references.


Sample code for xsd file.




  1. Configuration in SOAP Adaptor.

  2. Create a Message mapping and give the naming for message mapping.





  1. Add the files in source and target message.



Map the fields according to requirements.




  1. Configure the XML to JSON convertor.

  2. Configure the mail adaptor.

  3. Save and deploy the IFlow.

  4. Go to monitoring.

  5. Copy the Endpoint URL and download the WSDL without policies file.


Switch on the trace and click on  Monitor Message Processing to trace the flow.




  1. Open SOAP UI.

  2. Click on SOAP and give the custom project name and select the WSDL file.

  3. Right click on InvokeOneWay and click on New Request.

  4. Double click on the request you have created and give the username and password as highlighted below.

  5. Remove the <dis:InvokeOneWay>?</ dis:InvokeOneWay> and paste your xml data to share.

  6. Click on the play button and wait to complete.

  7. Go to monitoring window.


If there is an error it will show you failed.

  1. Check the mail do you get the data or not.


Thankyou

Dushyant

 

 
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