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After successfully adding a Web Service to the End Points web service and generating SmartObjects, anytime I try to run the service I get an error "Unable to Desrialized Value SmartobjectName". 

 

I have tested this Service and it works.

 

K2 is expecing a single string a input parameter so I paste the entire XML as the parameter but always get the same error. Methods exposed are Read and Read to Serialized item

 

Could it be the Header we're using?

 

If I use the methods exposed in Object Types I find Serialize and Deserialize methods but they just give the same error "Unable to Desrialized Value SmartobjectName"

 

Assistance required.

 

Thanks. 

Hi Latte,


 


Would you mind perhaps addidng some screenshots of the execution?


In the ServiceInstance, is there a debug property? If so can you switch it to TRUE and try again, this should give a full error message


 


-Jean

Hi, 

 

Thanks for the reply. 

 

The error after debugging is "Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: <. Path '', line 0, position 0". We are using the same value with SOAPUI and getting a valid response from the API. 

 

Sample of the data sent is:

 

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:scat="http://scats.mann.com/service/scatSAccService">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<scat:CREATE_FSFS_REQ>
<scat:scatS_HEADER>

</scat:scatS_HEADER>
<scat:scatS_BODY xmlns="http://scats.mann.com/service/scatSAccService">
<scat:Cust-Account-Full>

</scat:Cust-Account-Full>
</scat:scatS_BODY>
</scat:CREATE_FSFS_REQ>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

 

See screenshot attached. 




You are passing XML data from a SOAP messge directly to the Deserialize call?  You need to pass a JSON string to Deserialize.

 

If you call the web service via the object's Read method, you should receive a properly formatted JSON string which may then be sent to the Deserialize metod.

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