support for SOAP 1.2 and broken web-services #134
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@widgetti, thanks for sending this over! I’ll make some time this week to review. Apologies for the delay. |
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Up. Another russian company need 1.2 version of protocol :) |
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Any chance to get SOAP 1.2 support merged? |
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If someone can resolve the conflicts and retest with one of those Russian services, I can commit to a speedy review and merge this week. |
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Hello, this is my approach to work with Russian Post company tracking web-service which seems to be autogenerated by Java tooling and cannot understand SOAP envelopes even in 1.1 version that gowsdl produces.
It also has simple implementation for SOAP 1.2 protocol for another Russian post service mainly just used for changed XML namespace names and HTTP headers
Criticism is welcome