Namespace Confusion #384

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-01T15:30:59Z

I'm having trouble making SOAP requests with Savon, whereas I'm able to make them using SoapUI. I'm convinced it has something to so with namespaces.

We are using the e-dialog WSDL, located here: https://sdk-staging.e-dialog.com/edialog-webservices/SdkService.wsdl. For your convenience, here is the beginning of the WSDL file:

<wsdl:definitions
xmlns:wsdl="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"
xmlns:sch0="uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch1="uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch10="uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch11="uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch12="uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch13="uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch14="uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch15="uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch16="uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch17="uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch18="uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch19="uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch2="uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch20="uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch3="uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch4="uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch5="uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch6="uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch7="uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch8="uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:sch9="uri:deliverability.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/"
xmlns:tns="uri:ws.sdk.edialog.com"
targetNamespace="uri:ws.sdk.edialog.com">

Here is the message that Savon sends:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<env:Envelope xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
xmlns:sch8="uri:ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" 
xmlns:ins0="uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins1="uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins2="uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins3="uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins4="uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:ins5="uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins6="uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins7="uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins8="uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:ins9="uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins10="uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:ins11="uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins12="uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins13="uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins14="uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins15="uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins16="uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com" xmlns:ins17="uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
xmlns:ins18="uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
xmlns:ins19="uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com">
  <env:Body>
    <sch8:listAllDataColumns/>
  </env:Body>
</env:Envelope>

And here is the response we're getting back:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
  <SOAP-ENV:Header/>
  <SOAP-ENV:Body>
    <SOAP-ENV:Fault>
      <faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Server</faultcode>
      <faultstring xml:lang="en">JAXB unmarshalling exception: null; nested exception is javax.xml.bind.UnmarshalException
 - with linked exception:
[org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'ns53154:listAllDataColumnsRequest'.]</faultstring>
    </SOAP-ENV:Fault>
  </SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

I am guessing -- and I'm no expert on SOAP -- that the differences in the namespaces is confusing the server.

rubiii · 2013-02-01T15:40:22Z

can you provide code to reproduce the problem?

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-01T15:44:57Z

I have it in a Gist here: https://gist.github.com/4692074. The config.yml file it uses has the authentication information and the path to the WSDL file. If you need it, I can try to get you a temporary login. Thank you.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-04T22:35:24Z

I've been using soapUI to test the SOAP service and noticed that when trying to make the same call, soapUI sends the following message

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
                  xmlns:uri="uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <uri:listAllDataColumns/>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

Is it possible that Savon should also be sending only the necessary namespaces? Is there a way to have Savon send only the necessary namespaces?

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T15:24:37Z

Could this be related to #305?

I used namespace_identifier to set the namespace to the prefix that I knew was correct, from the soapUI call. If I modify my client to have namespace_identifier :ins7, then the following is the message I send:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
                  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
                  xmlns:ins7="uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
                  xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" 
                  xmlns:ins0="uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
                  xmlns:ins1="uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins2="uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins3="uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins4="uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins5="uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins6="uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins8="uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins9="uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins10="uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins11="uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins12="uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
                  xmlns:ins13="uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com"                             
                  xmlns:ins14="uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins15="uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins16="uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
                  xmlns:ins17="uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins18="uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                  xmlns:ins19="uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com">
  <soapenv:Body>
    <ins7:listAllDataColumns/>
  </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

... and my response is as follows:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
  <SOAP-ENV:Header/>
  <SOAP-ENV:Body>
    <ns19:listAllDataColumnsResponse xmlns:ns10="uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns11="uri:multichannel.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns12="uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns13="uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns14="uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns15="uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns16="uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns17="uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns18="uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns19="uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns2="uri:echo.ws.example.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns20="uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns21="uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns22="uri:seq.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns23="uri:seq-bpe-callback.ws.sdk.edialog.com" 
                                     xmlns:ns24="uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns25="uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns26="uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns27="uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns3="uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns4="uri:etc.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns5="uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns6="uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns7="uri:deliverability.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns8="uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com"
                                     xmlns:ns9="uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com">
      <ns19:column>
        <ns19:dictionaryId>184763628</ns19:dictionaryId>
        <ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName>
        <ns19:columnName>EMAIL</ns19:columnName>
        <ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType>
        <ns19:maxLength>128</ns19:maxLength>
      </ns19:column>
      <ns19:column>
        <ns19:dictionaryId>184763622</ns19:dictionaryId>
        <ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName>
        <ns19:columnName>FIRSTNAME</ns19:columnName>
        <ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType>
        <ns19:maxLength>50</ns19:maxLength>
      </ns19:column>
      <ns19:column>
        <ns19:dictionaryId>184763626</ns19:dictionaryId>
        <ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName>
        <ns19:columnName>FULLNAME</ns19:columnName>
        <ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType>
        <ns19:maxLength>100</ns19:maxLength>
      </ns19:column>
      <ns19:column>
        <ns19:dictionaryId>184763624</ns19:dictionaryId>
        <ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName>
        <ns19:columnName>LASTNAME</ns19:columnName>
        <ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType>
        <ns19:maxLength>50</ns19:maxLength>
      </ns19:column>
      <ns19:column>
        <ns19:dictionaryId>495847732</ns19:dictionaryId>
        <ns19:tableName>T_MEMBER</ns19:tableName>
        <ns19:columnName>EVENTINFO</ns19:columnName>
        <ns19:columnType>CLOB</ns19:columnType>
      </ns19:column>
    </ns19:listAllDataColumnsResponse>
  </SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

Which is the response I am expecting. However, fixing the prefixes for each call is not a viable solution.

rubiii · 2013-02-05T15:30:34Z

i'll try to take a look at this later today.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T18:28:52Z

To follow up with more information, if I try to retrieve the body of the response returned in my previous comment, I get an InvalidResponseError. I would guess that this would indicate the service I am trying to use is not responding correctly. Do you agree?

Thanks again for agreeing to help us out. I really appreciate it.

response.body
Savon::InvalidResponseError: Unable to parse response body:
"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\" ?><SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\"><SOAP-ENV:Header/><SOAP-ENV:Body><ns19:listAllDataColumnsResponse xmlns:ns10=\"uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns11=\"uri:multichannel.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns12=\"uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns13=\"uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns14=\"uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns15=\"uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns16=\"uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns17=\"uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns18=\"uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns19=\"uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns2=\"uri:echo.ws.example.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns20=\"uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns21=\"uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns22=\"uri:seq.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns23=\"uri:seq-bpe-callback.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns24=\"uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns25=\"uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns26=\"uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns27=\"uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns3=\"uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns4=\"uri:etc.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns5=\"uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns6=\"uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns7=\"uri:deliverability.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns8=\"uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com\" xmlns:ns9=\"uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com\"><ns19:column><ns19:dictionaryId>184763628</ns19:dictionaryId><ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName><ns19:columnName>EMAIL</ns19:columnName><ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType><ns19:maxLength>128</ns19:maxLength></ns19:column><ns19:column><ns19:dictionaryId>184763622</ns19:dictionaryId><ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName><ns19:columnName>FIRSTNAME</ns19:columnName><ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType><ns19:maxLength>50</ns19:maxLength></ns19:column><ns19:column><ns19:dictionaryId>184763626</ns19:dictionaryId><ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName><ns19:columnName>FULLNAME</ns19:columnName><ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType><ns19:maxLength>100</ns19:maxLength></ns19:column><ns19:column><ns19:dictionaryId>184763624</ns19:dictionaryId><ns19:tableName>T_MASTER</ns19:tableName><ns19:columnName>LASTNAME</ns19:columnName><ns19:columnType>VARCHAR2</ns19:columnType><ns19:maxLength>50</ns19:maxLength></ns19:column><ns19:column><ns19:dictionaryId>495847732</ns19:dictionaryId><ns19:tableName>T_MEMBER</ns19:tableName><ns19:columnName>EVENTINFO</ns19:columnName><ns19:columnType>CLOB</ns19:columnType></ns19:column></ns19:listAllDataColumnsResponse></SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>"
from /Users/raghdam/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p327/gems/savon-2.1.0/lib/savon/response.rb:75:in `raise_invalid_response_error!'

rubiii · 2013-02-05T18:56:31Z

i'm glad you found the namespace_identifier workaround. i will have to look into some code to see why savon doesn't choose the right namespace.

the InvalidResponseError is only raised when you access the response#header or response#body convenience methods. could you try response#hash?

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T19:00:43Z

response#hash does not raise an error, but both response#header and response#body do.

rubiii · 2013-02-05T19:02:58Z

did you change the hash format? savon expects the hash to have snake_case symbols as keys.
specifically, it looks for hash[:envelope][:body] as you can see in the response#body method.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T19:38:55Z

No, the hash format wasn't changed.

rubiii · 2013-02-05T20:09:19Z

well, how does it look like? if you need help, i need something to work with.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T20:11:43Z

The hash is below. I hope it's what you needed.

response.hash
=> {:"soap_env:envelope"=>
  {:"soap_env:header"=>nil,
   :"soap_env:body"=>
    {:"ns19:list_all_data_columns_response"=>
      {:"ns19:column"=>
        [{:"ns19:dictionary_id"=>"184763628",
          :"ns19:table_name"=>"T_MASTER",
          :"ns19:column_name"=>"EMAIL",
          :"ns19:column_type"=>"VARCHAR2",
          :"ns19:max_length"=>"128"},
         {:"ns19:dictionary_id"=>"184763622",
          :"ns19:table_name"=>"T_MASTER",
          :"ns19:column_name"=>"FIRSTNAME",
          :"ns19:column_type"=>"VARCHAR2",
          :"ns19:max_length"=>"50"},
         {:"ns19:dictionary_id"=>"184763626",
          :"ns19:table_name"=>"T_MASTER",
          :"ns19:column_name"=>"FULLNAME",
          :"ns19:column_type"=>"VARCHAR2",
          :"ns19:max_length"=>"100"},
         {:"ns19:dictionary_id"=>"184763624",
          :"ns19:table_name"=>"T_MASTER",
          :"ns19:column_name"=>"LASTNAME",
          :"ns19:column_type"=>"VARCHAR2",
          :"ns19:max_length"=>"50"},
         {:"ns19:dictionary_id"=>"495847732",
          :"ns19:table_name"=>"T_MEMBER",
          :"ns19:column_name"=>"EVENTINFO",
          :"ns19:column_type"=>"CLOB"}],
       :"@xmlns:ns10"=>"uri:mailingcontrol.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns11"=>"uri:multichannel.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns12"=>"uri:insightbuilder.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns13"=>"uri:grid.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns14"=>"uri:realtimemessaging.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns15"=>"uri:audience.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns16"=>"uri:audiencetransfer.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns17"=>"uri:urlmanagement.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns18"=>"uri:udf.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns19"=>"uri:dataupload.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns2"=>"uri:echo.ws.example.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns20"=>"uri:exporter.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns21"=>"uri:customerStatus.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns22"=>"uri:seq.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns23"=>"uri:seq-bpe-callback.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns24"=>"uri:realtimemessagingconfiguration.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns25"=>"uri:ereport.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns26"=>"uri:user.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns27"=>"uri:cp.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns3"=>"uri:content.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns4"=>"uri:etc.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns5"=>"uri:mailing.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns6"=>"uri:common.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns7"=>"uri:deliverability.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns8"=>"uri:campaign.ws.sdk.edialog.com",
       :"@xmlns:ns9"=>"uri:cell.ws.sdk.edialog.com"}},
   :"@xmlns:soap_env"=>"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"}}

rubiii · 2013-02-05T20:19:35Z

as suspected, your hash doesn't look like savon expects it to look like. if you look at your first hash
key :"soap_env:envelope", that doesn't match :envelope.

savon (by default) strips the namespace identifiers from the hash keys, so i guess you disabled the
strip_namespaces option. if you choose to not strip the namespace identifiers, you need to use
response#hash instead of response#body.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T20:32:59Z

It turns out strip_namespaces was disabled, as you suspected. My workaround is functional, but I'd prefer to not need to do it. Would you be open to me submitting a pull request?

rubiii · 2013-02-05T20:38:02Z

a pull request for not disabling strip_namespaces or for the namespace_identifier problem?
i would certainly accept a pull request for the second one.

ryanaghdam · 2013-02-05T22:42:48Z

I'm working on the namespace_identifier problem... I'll submit a PR when it's finished. Thanks again for your help.

rubiii · 2013-02-06T00:02:02Z

you're welcome.

jshorty · 2015-09-11T02:53:25Z

Was an explanation for the namespace_identifier issue ever found? I'm now encountering the same issue with the same WSDL, and using SoapUI to figure out the necessary prefix for namespace_identifier for a given SOAP request.

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