How can we Log Axis2 SOAP request and response that are called from Spring boot service classes. Spring logback looging is not logging client request and response 

axis2 client logging request response spring boot

I have read articles about the differences between SOAP and REST as a web service communication protocol, but I think that the biggest advantages for REST over SOAP are:

REST is more dynamic, no need to create and update UDDI(Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration).

REST is not restricted to only XML format. RESTful web services can send plain text/JSON/XML.

But SOAP is more standardized (E.g.: security).

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I have a WCF service and I want to expose it as both a RESTfull service and as a SOAP service. Anyone has done something like this before? 

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I carried out a batch job that makes a webservice call inside the equal salesforce instance, which then is supposed to send emails with a pdf attachment since you can't send pdf attachments without delay from a batch process. My web service call looks like this:

        InvoiceAttachmentConnector.InvoiceAttachmentService ws = new InvoiceAttachmentConnector.InvoiceAttachmentService(); 

        ws.SessionHeader = new InvoiceAttachmentConnector.SessionHeader_element(); 

        ws.SessionHeader.sessionId = UserInfo.getSessionId(); 

        ws.handleInvoicePdfAttachment(ids); 

But in batch jobs userinfo.Getsessionid() returns null, consequently i am getting a invalid_session_id exception.

You can not get a consultation identification like this in batch apex because it runs underneath the machine context and so has no specific personal data for retrieval.

Attempt running the web services WSDL from your salesforce org through the WSDL to apex generator in your org to generate a few lessons which could let you log in. You are only allowed one internet carrier request consistent with executing the decision.

You can create a website's web page that you make an http get request to on your batch apex. This wishes to retrieve the ids of the objects you need to ship the pdfs for and a particular user to run to use the gadget.Runs(user) technique. You could pass these parameters inside the HTTP request header or a custom putting.

Salesforce: SOAP Login from Salesforce TO Salesforce

I'm seeking to use simple_salesforce to question salesforce records with python. I am the usage of my username and password, which I am one hundred% certain is correct. I got the org identification from logging into salesforce and looking at my agency profile. It is only a fifteen-digit identification. I am specifically using an orchid to keep away from using a protection token as I don't know what it's far from. What am I doing wrong?

sf = Salesforce(instance_url='https://na1.salesforce.com', session_id='')

sf = Salesforce(password='password', username='email', organizationId='15 digit org id')

File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\simple_salesforce\api.py", line 100, in __init__

File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\simple_salesforce\login.py", line 124, in SalesforceLogin

simple_salesforce.login.SalesforceAuthenticationFailed: INVALID_LOGIN: Invalid username, password, security token; or user locked out.

I wrote most of simple-salesforce (although not the organization part, as I don't have an IP-whitelisted account to test against)

The standard/vanilla/regular/99% of users should use version is the simple username, password, security_token method.

sf = Salesforce(username='nick@nickcatalano.com', password='nickspassword', security_token='tokenemailedtonick')

By far the most confusing part is the security_token part (and was the part I got snagged with.) It turns out the Security Token is emailed to you after a successful password reset. So if you go into your salesforce account and reset your password, I believe you'll end up with an email with the subject salesforce.com security token confirmation which will contain a Security Token in the email. That's your security_token.

To be honest, the security_token kwarg is more convenient than anything. In the normal email/password/token flow that most users rely on what is being sent is email as the login and {password}{security_token} as the password. I believe you could concat that yourself and just pass in an email and password kwarg if you want, but I figured forcing people to concat the password and token themselves would get-go against the simple part of simple-salesforce

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