Any help on this please.

Regards

Param

The input and output parameters are used when generating the WSDL. As you are using a static WSDL they will be ignored. I believe the only way will be to parse the XML request manually via a script.

See Creating a Static WSDL - ServiceNow Wiki - the Script include section has an example of reading a request and posting a response.

If you don't need a static WSDL you can specify the input and output parameters and reference them with 'request.parameter' and 'response.parameter'

Great job Param.   You should share your script on here so that there is a working example for the future .

Nicely done, John

Hi John,

var vProcessor = new FakeInsertMethod(soapRequestXML);

var responseElement = vProcessor.process();
if (responseElement != null) {
    response.soapResponseElement = responseElement;
} else {
    response.soapResponseElement = vProcessor.generateSoapFault("unknown error");
}

var FakeInsertMethod= Class.create();
FakeInsertMethod= {
      initialize : function(requestXML) {
  this.xmlutil = GlideXMLUtil;
    this.fSoapDoc = new XMLDocument(requestXML);
      },

process : function() {
var soapBody = this.fSoapDoc.getNode("/Envelope/Body");
var funcNode = this.xmlutil.getFirstChildElement(soapBody);
var nodeName = this.xmlutil.getNodeNameNS(funcNode);
if (nodeName == "insert") {
  return this.insertRec(funcNode);
}

    return this.generateSoapFault("un-supported API call: " + nodeName);
},

insertRec : function (funcNode) {
          var r = new XMLDocument("<insertResponse xmlns='https://www.service-now.com/wsdlname'/>");
          var fieldname1= this.fSoapDoc.getElementValueByTagName('fieldname1');
          var fieldname2= this.fSoapDoc.getElementValueByTagName('fieldname2');
    var gr = new GlideRecord("Tablename");
          gr.addQuery('name', fieldname1);
    gr.query();
    if(gr.next())
{
gr.initialize();
  gr.fieldname1 = fieldname1;
  gr.fieldname2 = fieldname2;
  var cisysid = gr.insert();
    r.createElement("message", "CI successfully inserted with sys id : "+fieldname1);
}
return r.getDocumentElement();
  },

generateSoapFault: function (str) {
        var f = "<SOAP-ENV:Fault>" +
                            "<faultcode xsi:type='xsd:string'>SOAP-ENV:ucmdbsnow</faultcode>" +
                            "<faultstring xsi:type='xsd:string'>" + str +
                            "</faultstring>" +
                        "</SOAP-ENV:Fault>";
        var s = new XMLDocument(f);
        return s.getDocumentElement();
  },

};

Here is the code I came up with.