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Calling Webservice removes root element of XML

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Hello community,

 

I am experiencing a problem in context with ColdFusion 10 and webservices.

 

My webservice creates some XML content, parses it with the XMLParse() function and returns it with returntype="xml".

Testing it with an additional .cfm script (I invoke the webservice with cfinvoke, as you can see below) I noticed that the root element of the xml is missing - so does every child of the document root except the first one.

If I run my test script on a ColdFusion 8 server everything works fine and the xml content is just as expected.

 

Some information about my local server configuration:

Windows 7

IIS 7

ColdFusion 10

 

Here is my webservice.cfc

<cfcomponent output="false">    <cffunction name="testFunction"                access="remote"                returntype="xml"                output="false">        <cfset var local = {} />        <cfsavecontent variable="local.string">            <rootElement>                <child>1</child>                <child>2</child>            </rootElement>        </cfsavecontent>        <cfreturn XMLParse(Trim(local.string)) />    </cffunction></cfcomponent>

 

My test script caller.cfm:

 

<cfinvoke 
webservice="http://localhost/returntype_xml/webservice.cfc?wsdl"


refreshwsdl="true"


method="testFunction"


returnvariable="someVariable"></cfinvoke><cfoutput>    <pre>#HTMLEditFormat(someVariable)#</pre></cfoutput><cfdump var="#someVariable#" abort="false">

 

The generated wsdl (outsourced to pastebin):

http://pastebin.com/VJaU7AMw

 

 

and finally the output that my test script (caller.cfm) generates:

 

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><child>
 1</child>

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As you can see, most of the xml content is missing.

 

Calling the function directly (/webservice.cfc?method=testFunction) works quite well, thats why I suppose that the webservice call causes the problem.

 

Does anybody know what the source of the problem might be? Or ist maybe a known bug?

 

 

Best regards,

 

Stefan


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