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- bojanvelevskiValued Contributor
Sorry, I misunderstood the request.
- delContributor III
I believe you can achieve this by editing the service endpoint in the WSDL file. This may require downloading a copy of the WSDL, edit the endpoint in the file, then store it in a location the SOAP Execute snap can access - such as SLDB or local system.
Optionally, you may can send your SOAP XML payload using REST POST - which allows setting the endpoint in the snap configuration. But this option can be tedious, having to build the XML first, and defeats the benefits that the SOAP Execute provides.
- aditya_gupta41Contributor
Rather than hardcoding the endpoint, I converted SOAP request in REST API, and provided Content-Type as application/soap+xml. This worked for me.