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http -> file - problem with sender namespace

Former Member
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Hi,

We are receiving data via http. When I'm testing the flow throught a http-testapplication everything runs correct and when I look in "monitor for processes xml messges" the namespce is the right one. But when the customer sends testdata via a web dispatcher the sender namespace gets all messed up. I get urn3Asd3Awms with is an incorrect namespace. Does anyone know what the error can be.

Best Regards

Claes

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justin_santhanam
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Claes,

Juz try this , in your outbound message type, remove the namespace and try to run the scenario.

Best regards,

raj.

Answers (3)

Answers (3)

Former Member
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%3A is the code for a ':' in XML language. Are you using this namespace in the payload? You can try using escape characters (normally '/') to escape from converting the ':' to %3A.

Former Member
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Hi,

They are now sending text/xml but i still get the same error. According to the sender they are using the exact same http-link that I am providing (and which is working for me) but i still get the error with an incorrect namespace.

Barry; it seems to be as you say that the characters are converted into html on the way to xi.

Sarath; i'm not using the namespace in the payload. What du you mean by the escape characters? Do I use them in the http-link?

Please help!

Best Regards

Claes

Former Member
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Problem solved,

As you said the problem was on the sender side.

BR

Claes

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Solved

udo_martens
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Hi Claes,

the sender is sending MIME type text/html instead of text/xml. A sender problem. If you cant stop that, create a namespace with plain characters and copy your objects into that namespace (the messagetype and the outbound interface would be enough).

Regards,

Udo

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It looks like the webservice is converting the special characters to the html equivalent.