Now that prototypes are created for the request and response, you can create the XSLT stylesheets to be used with these XML
Extensions.
- Make sure SoapUI is still open and the windows showing the request and the response are both open.
- Open any simple text editor.
- Copy the lines of the request from the request window in SoapUI to the text editor, and save as a text file with the name
TempConvertRequestF2C.xsl.
- Open another editor window in the text editor, and copy the lines of the response from the response window in SoapUI to the
text editor. Same this file with the filename
TempConvertResponseF2C.xsl.
- Determine whether a SOAPAction HTTP binding parameter is needed. The SOAPAction parameter is an optional part of a SOAP 1.1
and SOAP 1.2 web service definition. SOAPAction is an HTTP header that assists the web server's determination of the type
of the SOAP request without investigating the XML payload.
To determine whether the parameter is needed, click the Fahrenheit to Celsius binding entry in the Soap UI Projects navigation
pane. The Operation Properties pane below the Projects navigation pane displays parameters present in the WSDL. If the SOAPAction
property for the WSDL contains a value, the value must be used in a SOAP request.