SoapMapper (Windows CE 5.0)

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This object represents a message part defined in an operation's input or output message in a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document.

A message part that appears in the input and output messages is represented by a single SoapMapper object.

You can use the SoapMapper object to convert part-content in a SOAP message to and from values accessible in a server or client application.

The following methods and properties are supported by the SoapMapper object.

Method Description
save Converts the COM value of the SoapMapper object to XML, and saves the result as a <part> element in the SoapSerializer object representing a SOAP message.
Property Description
callIndex Returns the value of the callIndex attribute for the <parameter> element in the Web Services Meta Language (WSML) file.
comValue Allows the value of the SoapMapper object, represented as a COM-compatible data type that can be used by applications, to be set and retrieved.
elementName Returns the name of the <part> element in the SoapSerializer object that the SoapMapper object maps to.
elementType Returns the value of the type attribute for the <part> element in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
encoding Returns the URI of the encoding style specified in the WSDL file for the SoapMapper object.
isInput Indicates when the SoapMapper object appears:
  • In only the request message
  • In only the response message
  • In both the request and response messages
messageName Returns the name of the <message> element that contains the SoapMapper object.
partName Returns the name of the <part> element represented by the SoapMapper object.
xmlNamespace Returns the namespace URI associated with the data type of the SoapMapper object.

Remarks

For an example, see WSDLReader.

Requirements

OS Versions: Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later.
Header: Mssoap.h.
Link Library: Uuid.lib.

See Also

WSDLReader | WSDLService | WSDLOperation | SOAP WSDL and WSML Objects

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