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Script Example for a Local Business Service

A portion of the sample script for a local business service used to add a custom SOAP header to an outbound Web service request is shown in the following example. Local variables, error handling, and object destruction are omitted for clarity.

// Create the SOAP header.

soapHdr.SetType("SOAP-ENV:header");

// Populate the SOAP header elements.

appId.SetType("ns1:ApplicationID");

appId.SetValue("Siebel");

pwd.SetType("ns1:PWS");

pwd.SetValue("123456789");

langCd.SetType("ns1:Lang");

langCd.SetValue("ENU");

uName.SetType("ns1:userID");

uName.SetValue("first.last@mycompany.com");

// Populate the profileHeader element.

profileHeader.SetType("authHeader");

profileHeader.SetProperty("xmlns:ns1", "http://siebel.com/authHeaders");

profileHeader.AddChild(appId);

profileHeader.AddChild(pwd);

profileHeader.AddChild(langCd);

profileHeader.AddChild(uName);

// SOAP header property set. Once this is complete, add the SOAP header as a child of the Input property set (which contains the SOAP:body).

soapHdr.InsertChildAt(profileHeader, 0)

Inputs.InsertChildAt(soapHdr, 0);

// Convert the property set to a well-defined XML document.

// Using the XML Hierarchy Converter: must add a child element of type XMLHierarchy.

childPS.SetType("XMLHierarchy");

childPS.AddChild(Inputs);

inPs.AddChild(childPS);

inPs.SetProperty("EscapeNames", "FALSE");

inPs.SetProperty("GenerateProcessingInstructions", "FALSE");

xmlSvc.InvokeMethod("XMLHierToXMLDoc", inPs, outPs);

// Proxy the request through a trace utility to view the SOAP document.

// Set custom HTTP header - SOAPAction

outPs.SetProperty("HTTPRequestURLTemplate", "http://localhost:9000/search/beta2");

outPs.SetProperty("HTTPRequestMethod", "POST");

outPs.SetProperty("HTTPContentType", "text/xml; charset=UTF-8");

outPs.SetProperty("HDR.SOAPAction","customSOAPActionValue");

// Invoke the Web service using the standard HTTP protocol.

httpSvc.InvokeMethod("SendReceive", outPs, hpOut);

// Convert the SOAP document to a property set using the XML Converter, returning the SOAP header and SOAP body.

xmlCtr.InvokeMethod("XMLToPropSet", hpOut, Outputs);

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After you have created your business service, compile it into the Siebel SRF.