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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
17 years agoHi Shilpa,
There are still some details missing from your description. I'll try to dig into the problem to help you out.
I assume you're refactoring server-side code and objects that are being serialized when responding a web services request. I further assume your server-side framework is providing serialization facility for you (i.e. converting data objects into XML text embedded within SOAP body).
If my assumptions are correct, please let us know this:
- When you refactor you server-side code and classes which instances are serialized to XML is the corresponding WSDL also automatically updated by your server-side framework?
- If you SOAP response contains a XML schmema, soapUI allows you to check for Schema Compliance. If you run into some problems, make sure to check out the sample project. Will this solve your need to compare reponse against the parameters defined in WSDL?
Let us know if you managed to solve your problem.
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla
There are still some details missing from your description. I'll try to dig into the problem to help you out.
I assume you're refactoring server-side code and objects that are being serialized when responding a web services request. I further assume your server-side framework is providing serialization facility for you (i.e. converting data objects into XML text embedded within SOAP body).
If my assumptions are correct, please let us know this:
- When you refactor you server-side code and classes which instances are serialized to XML is the corresponding WSDL also automatically updated by your server-side framework?
- If you SOAP response contains a XML schmema, soapUI allows you to check for Schema Compliance. If you run into some problems, make sure to check out the sample project. Will this solve your need to compare reponse against the parameters defined in WSDL?
Let us know if you managed to solve your problem.
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla