Did you try to send using XML pipeline?
Another reason: when you configure SOAP – and you don’t use an orchestration – how do you know that your message is suitable to schema your web service expects to receive?
For test – I would create test project, with Orchestration – generated schemas. Just to validate your message is correct.
Well, now I have built some sample:
1. Web Service (ASMX which gets an Object with two members (Name and LastName))
2. Generated schema from “Add WebReference”, and added an orchestration with message of WebType – to test “with orchestration”.
3. Deploy and run – from file, to web service and back -response all run OK.
4. Stopped orchestration, added filter on send port to Web Service “Bts.ReceivePortName”, and on second send port, which gets response to file – “Bts.MessageType = string” (that what returns back)
5. Run again – all OK.
What you didn’t mention – if you have chosen in configuration button of SOAP adapter – TAB called Web Service. There you must choose DLL of your web service if it is compiled, or in my case – I have chosen DLL of my orchestration (though I didn’t use an orchestration in second case, only it’s types).
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