Introduction to the SoapHandler Module
This module implements server-side support for the SOAP protocol for serialization/deserialization of message data.
This module provides the SoapHandler class which can be used to provide an RPC handler for the HttpServer class provided by the HttpServer module.
SoapHandler Release History
SoapHandler 0.3.2
- fixed bugs where invalid XML messages were returned with some SOAP fault responses (issue 4441)
- fixed errors propagating XSD types in WSDLs to data providers (issue 4436)
SoapHandler 0.3.1
- fixed a type error processing messages on listeners with no "hostname" socket info value (issue 4307)
SoapHandler 0.3
SoapHandler 0.2.7
- fixed a bug where HTTP request headers were not reported correctly in log callbacks (issue 2874)
- fixed a bug where duplicate
soapAction
values would cause an invalid error to be thrown even if there were unique paths for each operation (issue 2871)
SoapHandler 0.2.6
- Compatibility Warnings
- Because the SoapHandler module now supports HTTP bindings, it will only return WSDLs from GET requests if the URI path includes
?wsdl
at the end of the string
- reimplemented operation to support multiple SOAP bindings, SOAP operations can be assigned to multiple bindings
- HTTP binding support
- implemented supoprt for handling SOAP faults based on the exception
err
string (must correspond to the fault name) (issue 2804)
SoapHandler 0.2.5
- added support for matching requests with soap action values
- added the err_func argument so SOAP response serialization errors can be logged at the source
- added support for debugging (verbose exception info/logging)
- fixes to service creation and GET WSDL handling
- Content-type in exceptional cases follows Soap version
- added support for logging content of SOAP messages
SoapHandler 0.2.4
SoapHandler 0.2.3
- return correct soap fault structure according to request
SoapHandler 0.2.2
SoapHandler 0.2.1
- matched to new WSDL and HttpServer implementation
SoapHandler 0.2.0
SoapHandler 0.1.0
- initial WSDL-based SOAP support (still incomplete)