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Issues due to old version of node soap - Method not found #15

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ScienceOfficer opened this issue Mar 1, 2019 · 3 comments
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Issues due to old version of node soap - Method not found #15

ScienceOfficer opened this issue Mar 1, 2019 · 3 comments

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@ScienceOfficer
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I got some errors when I want call a method from my soap backend - it says, the method is not found. By this I am not talking about the error which the node throws when the method is not found inside the client object. The method is there, but when calling it on the server, it get an error.

With soapUI everything works fine. I figured out, that this error is caused by the old version of the node soap library. After upgrading to 0.26 the error was gone and everything works fine again.

Is still anybody maintaining the repository to fix this?
I could also create a pull request if this makes things easier

@ScienceOfficer ScienceOfficer changed the title Issues due to old version of node siao Issues due to old version of node soap - Method not found Mar 1, 2019
@jmikerq
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jmikerq commented Apr 7, 2019

Hi @ScienceOfficer , are you able to find out which exact method is not found?

@brogarvolant
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I think I'm getting this same error, not working for PUT, GET, or POST.
I'm testing a connection, but don't have a message so that may be part of the issue. I'm just using a wsdl file.

@brogarvolant
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Update, I had to change method to the specific service I was calling as defined by our interface team.

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