If you encounter this error, you need to add a header with SOAPAction: “Operator,” where “Operator” refers to the specific operator being used in the request.
For example, in this case, the operator used in the request is “get.”
By adding this, we can resolve the error.
Additional Information:
The SOAPAction header is a key element in the HTTP request that specifies the intended action to be performed on the server when making SOAP requests. It helps the server determine which method or operation to execute from the SOAP envelope.
Purpose of the SOAPAction Header:
- It indicates the action or operation to be invoked.
- It helps route the request to the correct handler or service on the server.
- SOAP servers use this header to dispatch the request to the appropriate method in the web service.
Format:
The SOAPAction header is typically included in the HTTP headers of a SOAP request like this:
SOAPAction: “action-URI”
Where action-URI is a string that represents the specific operation or method to be executed, such as “get,” “search,” “delete,” etc.