FileReceived Soap Fault Messages Returned From OIPA are Different Between v11.0.2 and v11.3.1 (Doc ID 3056859.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 08, 2024

Applies to:

Symptoms

On : 11.3.1.28 version, Web Services

ACTUAL BEHAVIOR
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While testing the exception processing on FileReceived, it was noticed that the Soap Fault Messages returned from OIPA are different between 11.0.2 and 11.3.1.
It was also observed that with 11.3.1, the OUTPUT tag in the AsFile.XMLData configuration is not invoked.
Therefore for a FileReceived called with the same input, the FileReceived soap fault messages response is different between 11.0.2.47 and 11.3.1.
A change is needed to 11.3.1 otherwise there will be major changes across all AsFile configuration and the other system that are expecting the output in the current format.


EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
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1. The structure of the soap fault message should be the same between 11.0.2 and 11.3.1.
2. The output element configured should be available and executed.


STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
Under OIPA v11.0.2:
1. Configure AsFile with a validation that is configured in the XSLT and an OUTPUT. The OUTPUT will look for the configured validation and try to format the response.
2. Call the AsFile with a condition that causes the validation to throw the exception.
3. Observe that the OUTPUT element is invoked and formats the output per the configuration.

Under OIPA v11.3.1:
1. Configure AsFile with a validation that is configured in the XSLT and an OUTPUT. The OUTPUT will look for the configured validation and try to format the response.
2. Call the AsFile with a condition that causes the validation to throw the exception.
3. Observe that the OUTPUT element is not invoked and format of the exception is different than what was available in v11.0.2.

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