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SOAP Service Destination Step - Designer Web

SOAP Service Destination Step explained.

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The SOAP Service Destination step is used to send output to a SOAP web service.

Illustrated in the image below is a flow where the SOAP Service Destination step is used.


Adding a SOAP Service Destination Step

To add a SOAP Service Destination step in a flow, follow the instructions below:

1. Click on the plus icon as shown in the image below.

2. The page below will appear. Select or search for SOAP Service as shown in the image below.


Configuring a SOAP Service Destination Step

Illustrated in the image below is the configuration that is available in the SOAP Service Destination step.

A connection is required for this step. Click on the highlighted plus button to create a new connection.

Override Endpoint – Override the endpoint specified in the WSDL. May be required if redirects are present.

Web Service Method – The name of the web service method to call. Click on the table icon to access a list to choose from.

Response Format – The format in which the SOAP response will be saved. Either raw XML or parsed into JSON.

Rationalize JSON checkbox – Fix JSON to result in a properly formed object when the checkbox is selected.

Retry checkbox – The option can be enabled by clicking on the checkbox. It will retry the SOAP call.

  • Times – Set the number of retries to attempt.

  • Delay – Set the delay, in seconds, between the retries.

Enable Debug checkbox – Show debug results.


Using a SOAP Service Destination Step

To use a SOAP Service Destination Step, follow the instructions below:

1. Click on the play icon on the SOAP Service Destination Step, as highlighted in the image below:

2. Click the Test button as shown in the image below to see the results.

The image below shows the output from the Benefit Point Destination step.

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