#include <xmltooling/soap/SOAPClient.h>
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| SOAPClient (bool validate=false) | |
| Constructor. | |
| void | setValidating (bool validate=true) |
| Controls schema validation of incoming XML messages. | |
| virtual void | send (const Envelope &env, const xmltooling::SOAPTransport::Address &addr) |
| Sends the supplied envelope to the identified recipient/endpoint. | |
| virtual Envelope * | receive () |
| Returns the response message, if any. | |
| virtual void | reset () |
| Resets the object for another call. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | prepareTransport (xmltooling::SOAPTransport &transport) |
| Allows client to supply transport-layer settings prior to sending message. | |
| virtual bool | handleFault (const soap11::Fault &fault) |
| Handling of SOAP faults. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| bool | m_validate |
| Flag controlling schema validation. | |
| xmltooling::SOAPTransport * | m_transport |
| Holds response until retrieved by caller. | |
In the abstract, this can be a one-way exchange, or use asynchronous transports, but this is mostly theoretical at this point.
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Constructor.
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Handling of SOAP faults.
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Allows client to supply transport-layer settings prior to sending message.
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Returns the response message, if any. As long as a response is "expected" but not available, nullptr will be returned. If no response will be forthcoming, an exception is raised. The caller is responsible for freeing the returned envelope. |
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Sends the supplied envelope to the identified recipient/endpoint. The client object will instantiate a transport layer object appropriate for the endpoint URL provided and supply it to the prepareTransport() method below. To authenticate the server end, the transport layer object exposes a method to load a TrustEngine and CredentialResolver in a subclass-specific version of the prepareTransport() method.
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Controls schema validation of incoming XML messages. This is separate from other forms of programmatic validation of objects, but can detect a much wider range of syntax errors.
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