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SOAPFault
object and adds it to this SOAPBody
object.
SOAPHeaderBlock
object initialized with the specified name and
adds it to this SOAPHeader
object.
CDATASection
.
Comment
.
DTD
.
Element
.
Entity Reference
.
Iterator
over all the SOAPHeaderBlock
objects in this
SOAPHeader
object.
SOAPHeaderBlock
objects in this
SOAPHeader
object that have the the specified role.
Iterator
over all the SOAPHeaderBlock
objects in this
SOAPHeader
object that have the specified role and that have a MustUnderstand
attribute whose value is equivalent to true
.
Iterator
over all the SOAPHeaderBlock
objects in this
SOAPHeader
object and detaches them from this SOAPHeader
object.
SOAPHeaderBlock
objects in this
SOAPHeader
object that have the the specified role and detaches them from this
SOAPHeader
object.
Iterator
matching the ancestor
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the ancestor-or-self
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the attribute
XPath axis.
SOAPBody
object associated with this SOAPEnvelope
object.
Iterator
matching the child
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the descendant-or-self
XPath axis.
SOAPFault
object in this SOAPBody
object.
Iterator
matching the following
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the following-sibling
XPath axis.
SOAPHeader
object for this SOAPEnvelope
object.
SOAPHeaderBlock
object is
turned on.
Iterator
matching the namespace
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the parent
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the preceding
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the preceding-sibling
XPath axis.
SOAPHeaderBlock
object.
SOAPHeaderBlock
object.
Iterator
matching the self
xpath axis.
SOAPFault
object exists in this SOAPBody
object.
Log
that this class should log all events to.
MTOM_TYPE
ProcessingInstruction
.
rootPart
is used as the key for the root BodyPart in the Parts HashMap
SOAPBody
object that contains error and/or status information.Entity Reference
.
SWA_TYPE
SOAPHeaderBlock
object to be on or
off.
SOAPHeaderBlock
object to the specified
actor.
Text
node.
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