SOAP Client

The SOAP client handles communication with the SOAP server. In this scenario, client-server communication is established through the following process:

1. The SOAP client makes requests to the server by serializing objects.
2. The SOAP client deserializes the server’s response.

The SOAP client also checks for parameter types in requests and handles all SOAP-related issues and exceptions.

The SOAP client can be used directly to integrate OneSpan Authentication Server. However, this is not recommended, since it requires good knowledge of the SOAP workflow, as well as a good knowledge of SOAP and web technologies, and will therefore make integration more difficult.

The SOAP wrapper provides a quick starting point to integrate the most commonly used OneSpan Authentication Server functionalities into your client application. However, not every SOAP command in the WSDL file is wrapped in the SOAP wrapper.

The SOAP wrapper comes with source code that can be extended and modified to your enterprise's preferences. The source code is provided as is, without warranty.