Overview
This processor allows to send requests to SOAP APIs. Requests are sent sequentially and a delay between the requests can be configured.
Configuration
The processor can be linked to an input Dataset which can provide it with SOAP requests.Nevertheless the processor can be also linked to an empty Dataset which signifies that only one request will be applied.
The configuration of the processor is as follows:
Some APIs may not allow to do more than a defined number of requests in a certain time frame. To prevent getting no responses due to this rate limitation a waiting time between the single requests can be defined. By default one request will be directly sent after the answer for the previous one was received. The number given here is interpreted as milliseconds
Advanced Configuration
It is possible at use authentication keys (credentials) from OD within the processor by defining the authentication method and selecting the Key. Currently Basic authentication and Personio authentication are supported:
It is possible to loop through the input Data entries within the Request Body field (last field). Column references are done with the following syntax: ##columnValueFrom####.
To get familiar with SOAP requests and to find out how the target API looks like, it is very recommended to have a look at SOAP UI.
Output
The output of the is the SOAP response for the configured requests.
NOTE THAT: since SOAP relies on XML, the requests and responses are in XML format
It is recommended to use XML/JSON Parsing Processor v1.1 at the output node of SOAP processor.
Example
In this example an open SOAP API will be used within the SOAP processor.
The API and the request example can be found in the SOAP UI page.
Workflow
The XML/JSON Parsing Processor v1.1 is used to parse the SOAP responses.
The Custom Input Table will be used to provide an empty Dataset to the SOAP processor.
The Result Table is used to visualize the output Data.
Configuration
SOAP processor configuration:
XML/JSON Parser configuration:
Results


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