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Import....Table Definitions.....Start Connector Import Wizard..... (instead of using other plugin or other types of imports).

then it might be something else....try other services...try other data...I've done 10 and 20meg payloads in the past without a problem.

Large quantities of data over SOAP is not such a good idea regardless of the client tooling.... ....but you might want to find out if the provider of the service offers a chunking option...some do....I recall writing a job to call SF.com (before we had a pack for it) and they had this cool option (o...

As suggested above, the proxy may indeed be the issue. Assuming you can prove that, you may need to write your own handler to deal with it, if the other server expects the client to get the response and then re-route itself from a value in the SOAP fault...

Ernie

Hard to say whether you can control this, because this one is truly not-well-formed xml as opposed to "invalid" based on schema. The root element you selected is probably going to dictate the context of parsing and the scope of the rejection. Try "chunking" just that node (right ...

istool is the most appropriate method. It lets you export IA, FT and Database table information for migration or for backup purposes. The only thing it doesn't provide extract for is Extension Mappings and Extended Data Sources, so keep the csv files you use to create those. It has a very complete a...

....one more thing....if the files are really that big (1G) then you will absolutely need the new xmlStage with the steps above. However....if you have any xml documents for this application or another that are much smaller [<about 200M] (or for readers of this thread that are not at 8.5), the exist...

Ok...there's LOTS to learn, but here are the "basics": a) You can use the new XML Stage to read xml documents from disk. b) You need to import your xsd into the "library" using the Library manager or the Library tab within the Assembly editor c) At a minimum, you will need and xm...

....not until you answer the questions above..... ; ) there are many approaches....all of which support reject possibilities.

Ernie

Ok..there are multiple approaches, 100's of entries in this forum, and some very good documentation....(places you should also start reading and looking into)...and also, various choices you can make in 8.5.1.... Some additional starting questions for you that will help.... How complex are the xml d...

Automated Services could certainly take many hours...the first time. After that, it detects changes. When initially learning the workbench and how lineage operates, I suggest using a small project with fewer than 100 Jobs...so that you can more easily perform Automated Services over and over and ove...

...getting there...but not yet. The new xml stage in 8.5 is being enhanced further to do web services also, and be a replacement for the ws transformer and ws client....but it's still in the oven....

hmm. It sounds like something else I saw recently, a 301 re-direct based on a load balancer. I can't be sure, but I suspect that this can't be handled in the current WS Stages, because there's no way to "capture" the error and then perform another behavior. The error/fault is received by t...

Arrays can be difficult...you have to build them yourself.....and it requires that you are first very comfortable with the xmlOutput and the xmlInput Stages.... Use a SOAP testing tool (such as SOAP UI or Actional Diagnostics) and capture the exact xml of the SOAP envelope request and response struc...

...not sure what the problem is...the two are equivalent. Spaces and carriage returns are "noise" in xml. Is the "response" from the web service? or what you are trying to send to it? Who or what is complaining about the single row? That's preferred in all cases...it is less spac...