message part

is a constant delimiter, followed by the name of the message part to be accessed.

Optionally, there can follow an XPath expression prefixed by a backslash, to access only a specific element of the message part.

Each message part within that element must correspond exactly (in name and order) to a parameter of that programming-language operation.

is a constant delimiter, followed by the optional name of the message part to be accessed.

Is only allowed a single message part which could refer to a simple type or a complex type.

Optionally, there can follow an XPath expression to access only a specific element of the message (part).

IBM Data Studio can only deal with SOAP messages containing one message part.

is a constant delimiter, followed by the variable name, a backslash, and the message part to be accessed.

Each element has both a name and type attribute that specify the message part name and its corresponding data type.

The header style depends on whether this message part is used in the portType of the Web service or not.

Therefore, the recommended practice in the Web services community is to use a single message part with document-style services.

The message part name is mandatory for interface typed variables, and optional for data typed variables.

This includes some steps that can expand the size of a message or message part.

And it has a message part which refers to an element, not a type.

Repeat the above steps, create a new message getQuotesResponse, add a message part quotes, and set the type for quotes.

Notice that the message part name has a default type xsd: string.

The format of the emailMixer. config file is message part keyword(s) sound file.

In the case of literal mapping, each message part is mapped to a Java type, as I described earlier in the previous

In other words, the message part named request_header must be used somewhere in the portType, as shown in Listing 2

Booking confirmation message--Part 2: Booking confirmation message subset--Booking confirmation message

Forwarding and consolidation summary message--Part 1: Forwarding and consolidation summary message of United Nations standard

International movement of goods governmental regulatory message-Part 3: Generalized system of preferences certificate of origin message

Shows the corresponding mapping for the method parameter to the message part

International movement of goods governmental regulatory message--Part 2: Certificate of origin message

Booking confirmation message--Part 1: Booking confirmation message of United Nations standard

Invoice message Part 2: Commercial invoice message for international trade

If no such mapping exists, the message part is represented using a

Element refers to a message part that is not used in the

Firm booking message--Part 2: Firm booking message subset-Booking message

Firm booking message Part 1: Firm booking message of United Nations--standard

Invoice message Part 1: United nations standard invoice message