message = createSoapMessage(namespace,method,values,names,types,style) creates a SOAP message based on the values you provide for the arguments. message is a Sun Java document object model (DOM). To send message to the Web service, use it with callSoapService.

Argument	Description
`namespace`	Location of the Web service in the form of a valid Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
`method`	Name of the Web service operation you want to run.
`values`	Cell array of input you need to provide for the `method`.
`names`	Cell array of parameters for `method`.
`types`	Cell array defining the XML data types for `values`. Specifying `style` is optional; when you do not include the argument, MATLAB uses unspecified.
`style`	Style for structuring the SOAP message, either `'``document``'` or `'``rpc``'`. Specifying `style` is optional; when you do not include the argument, MATLAB uses `rpc`. Use a style supported by the service you specified in `namespace`.

Examples

This example uses createSoapMessage in conjunction with other SOAP functions to retrieve information about books from a library database, specifically, the author's name for a given book title.

Note The example is not based on an actual endpoint; therefore, you cannot run it. The example only illustrates how to use the SOAP functions.

% Create the message:
message = createSoapMessage(...
'urn:LibraryCatalog',... 
'getAuthor',... 
{'In the Fall'},...
{'nameToLookUp'},...
{'{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string'},...
'rpc');
%
% Send the message to the service and get the response:
response = callSoapService(...
'http://test/soap/services/LibraryCatalog',...
'urn:LibraryCatalog#getAuthor',...
message)
%
% Extract MATLAB data from the response
author = parseSoapResponse(response)

MATLAB returns: