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Advanced Topics (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

The advanced topics covered in this section include the following:

  • How to send complex types in a SOAP message.
    The SOAP Toolkit for Windows Embedded CE knows how to send simple types as XML in a SOAP message. However, the toolkit does not know how to convert complex types into XML that can be sent in a SOAP message.
    For more information about ways to send complex types in a SOAP message, see Handling Complex Types.
  • How to access and create content for SOAP headers.
    For more information, see Handling SOAP Headers.
  • How to handle XML documents included in a SOAP message.
    A SOAP operation in a WSDL file can be remote procedure call (RPC) or document oriented. A document-oriented operation sends XML documents in the SOAP message.
    For more information, see Handling Document-Oriented SOAP Requests.
  • How to analyze the WSDL and WSML files programmatically.
    The SOAP Toolkit provides an object model with methods and properties that allow you to programmatically analyze the WSDL and WSML files. This is the same object model used when processing the SOAP request at the server.
    For more information about using this object model, see Analyzing WSDL and WSML Files.
  • How to use the contents of the <detail> element of the SOAP <Fault> element.
    For more information about the contents of the <detail> element, see Understanding the SOAP Fault <detail> contents.

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