Topic: LR For Web Serivces - Problems with UInt32

Message

1.- 8.1
2.- Web Services Protocol
3.- 
4.-
5.-
6.- Feature Pack 4
7.- Subscription
8.- Current
9.- Windows 2000 Pro SP4
10.-

Trying to load test a web serivce using the WSDL provided on the server. (IBM WAS).

The following function keeps failing:

web_service_call( "StepName=GetParty_102",
"SOAPMethod=PartyService.PartyPort.GetParty",
"ResponseParam=response",
"Service=PartyService",
"Snapshot=t1174961830.inf",
BEGIN_ARGUMENTS,
"xml:GetParty1=<GetParty1><control><requestId>1</requestId><requesterName>"
"James</requesterName><requesterLanguage>100</requesterLanguage><property>"
"<Property><name></name><Value></Value></Property></property><requesterLocale>"
"</requesterLocale><requesterRole><string></string></requesterRole></control>"
"<partyId>9711174373348222</partyId><partyType><code></code><Value></Value>"
"</partyType><inquiryLevel>1</inquiryLevel></GetParty1>",
END_ARGUMENTS,
BEGIN_RESULT,
END_RESULT,
LAST);

...because the party id is 16 digits (which shouldn't matter as its a string inside an xml request). LR gives the following:

Action.c(3): Error: InvokeMethod failure: Value was either too large or too small for a UInt32..
Action.c(3): Notify: Saving Parameter "response = "
Action.c(3): Error: Web service call "GetParty_102" execution failed

Its
trying to pass it as an unsigned 32 bit int. I've tried everything to
parameterise the xml to get party_id to be passed as a string but
nothing is working. All necessary parameters are correct and included
in the XML.

Please Help!

Author	Message
bond007 Newbie Joined: 30Mar2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Topic: LR For Web Serivces - Problems with UInt32 Posted: 30Mar2007 at 11:10pm
	1.- 8.1 2.- Web Services Protocol 3.- 4.- 5.- 6.- Feature Pack 4 7.- Subscription 8.- Current 9.- Windows 2000 Pro SP4 10.- Trying to load test a web serivce using the WSDL provided on the server. (IBM WAS). The following function keeps failing: web_service_call( "StepName=GetParty_102", "SOAPMethod=PartyService.PartyPort.GetParty", "ResponseParam=response", "Service=PartyService", "Snapshot=t1174961830.inf", BEGIN_ARGUMENTS, "xml:GetParty1=<GetParty1><control><requestId>1</requestId><requesterName>" "James</requesterName><requesterLanguage>100</requesterLanguage><property>" "<Property><name></name><Value></Value></Property></property><requesterLocale>" "</requesterLocale><requesterRole><string></string></requesterRole></control>" "<partyId>9711174373348222</partyId><partyType><code></code><Value></Value>" "</partyType><inquiryLevel>1</inquiryLevel></GetParty1>", END_ARGUMENTS, BEGIN_RESULT, END_RESULT, LAST); ...because the party id is 16 digits (which shouldn't matter as its a string inside an xml request). LR gives the following: Action.c(3): Error: InvokeMethod failure: Value was either too large or too small for a UInt32.. Action.c(3): Notify: Saving Parameter "response = " Action.c(3): Error: Web service call "GetParty_102" execution failed Its trying to pass it as an unsigned 32 bit int. I've tried everything to parameterise the xml to get party_id to be passed as a string but nothing is working. All necessary parameters are correct and included in the XML. Please Help! Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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jay@jay Newbie Joined: 30Mar2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 15	Posted: 30Mar2007 at 11:20pm
	Hi Bond, This should actually go in the LoadRunner forum. My apologies for earlier asking for questions 3 - 5 as the answers are obvious. Have you filed an SR with HP/Mercury? This certainly looks like a bug. Max val for u32 is 4,294,967,295. So in this respect it might be a loadrunner bug, however... Are you doing a web_reg_save_param or lr_xml_get_values?
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