2 Answers

• I think in the suds.js file that is including in the Kitchen Sink app, there is a section below that would need to be modified. I am having the same issue and MUST solve this.

  If you look at the "envelopeBegin:" it only gives the "" tag. I need a SOAP header tag like below to call my DNN site. I will be messing with this and if I get a fix, I will post it. Or Appcelerator can. :)

  <IWebAuthendicationHeader >
    <PortalID>int</PortalID>
    <UserID>int</UserID>
    <Username>string</Username>
    <Password>string</Password>
    <Encrypted>string</Encrypted>
    <WebPageCall>string</WebPageCall>
    <ModuleId>int</ModuleId>
  </IWebAuthendicationHeader>
  

  in suds.js:

  ---

  // Client Configuration
  var config = extend({
  endpoint:'http://localhost',
  targetNamespace: 'http://localhost',
  envelopeBegin: '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>',
  envelopeEnd: ''
  },_options);

  ---

  Dale Bingham

• Here is what I tried to do in a 'sudsheader.js' file that was copied from suds.js. Wherever you would have included suds.js include the new file and do not mess up the original one that works. :) It is actually returning what I need it to after 5 hrs of pain… you know the drill.

  There may be cleaner ways to do this, as this is more of a hack to get it running, however it injects the soap:Header right where it needs to be w/o replacing any underlying .js files. Comment out the Titanium.API.info if you don't want to see it in the console. I wanted to know exactly what XML was being passed.

  Note for my WS I also did not need the ns0: in front of my calls or XML tags so I did a '' for blanks. Use whatever your WS needs

  // inside the envelopeBegin after the /envelope/" and before the soap body add a 
  //   variable you will replace
  
  xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">SOAPHEADERPLACEHOLDER<soap:Body>
  

  Create the SOAP HEADER STRING. If nothing is passed in it should skip it and call the function normally

  // Dale Bingham: 08/03/2011 create soapBody string for xhr.send
      // Allow straight string input for XML body - if not, build from object
      if (typeof soapBody !== 'string') {
        soapBody= '<soap:Header><'+_soapActionHeader+' xmlns="' + config.targetNamespace + '">';
        soapBody += convertToXml(_soapBody, '');
        soapBody += '</'+_soapActionHeader+'></soap:Header>';
      }
  

  Replace the SOAP Header string variable with the body you just made and call xhr.send normally

      var ebegin = config.envelopeBegin;
      config.envelopeBegin = ebegin.replace('PLACEHOLDER', config.targetNamespace);
  
      var ebeginSoap = config.envelopeBegin;
      config.envelopeBegin = ebeginSoap.replace('SOAPHEADERPLACEHOLDER', soapBody);
  
      // show what I am concatenating and replacing
      Titanium.API.info(config.envelopeBegin);
  

  You also now have to call the .invoke with 2 extra parameters in whatever .js file is running your application: the name that goes inside the soap:Header and then the header parameters

  var headerparams = {
      Username: 'xxxxxxxxxxx',
      Password: 'xxxxxxxxxx',
  };
  
      suds.invoke('NAME_OF_HEADER_ITEM', headerparams, 'NAME_OF_WEBSERVICE_CALL', callparams, function(xmlDoc) {
  

  I am actually using this to call an XML web service within DotNetNuke using IWeb however this can be modified for any authentication information passed in the header to make a more secure webservice call. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/authforwebservices.aspx has more information on authentication for web services