We are creating a web service to connect with another product. The WSDL files provided create the web service consumers OK and it’s possible to login to the other application however that’s as far as we can go. The application expects a security token (which is successfully returned when logging in) to be included in the SOAP header but I can’t find any way to include the token in the header.Is there some LS or Java method that allows a Domino developer to get a handle to the SOAP header or do we just assume Domino is not the solution and look at using an alternative product.
Subject: Get SOAP Header
First a caveat. I haven’t used web services. But I don’t like to hear someone talk about assuming Domino can’t do something while they’re asking a question. Peronally I don’t think its good etiquette. And from ten years’ experience of Domino, there’s usually a way of doing most things.
While waiting for someone more qualified, after a quick search, this post looks like it should allow you to get a handle on the SOAP header http://dominodev.blogspot.com/2009/07/consuming-web-services-in-lotusscript.html
It creates a custom class. My apologies if you’ve already come across this, tried it, and had no joy. But if you haven’t come across it, it may be of help.
If it doesn’t help, I would be surprised if someone more qualified has not needed to do this kind of thing at some time and found an answer they have can provide you.
Subject: RE: get soap header
Here is sample:Lotus/Domino 8.5 WebService Consumer manipulating SOAP Header | Elena Neroslavskaya