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I have a simple SOAP service working using nodejs but I am having trouble figuring out how to build the correct envelope structure that is required for my project.

Is there a way to display the SOAP envelope in XML format that is sent to the server?

I also tried forceSoap12Headers:true` but it did not call v12 methods in my server. Any hints here would be great.

SERVER

 "use strict";
 var soap = require('soap');
 var http = require('http');
 var myService = 
 ACME: 
 ACMESoap: 
 CalcFee: function(args, callback) 
 callback(
 "ns1:barcodeReceive": args.cardNumber,
 "ns1:requestId": args.requestId,
 "ns1:calculatedFee": 0.15
 );
 ,
 LoadCard: function(args, callback) 
 callback(
 "ns1:barcodeReceived": args.cardNumber,
 "ns1:requestId": args.requestId,
 "ns1:transactionAmount": '100.00',
 "ns1:currency": 'EUR'
 );
 
 ,
 ACMESoap12: 
 CalcFee: function(args, callback) 
 callback(
 "ns1:barcodeReceived": args.cardNumber,
 "ns1:calculatedFee": 0.15
 );
 ,
 LoadCard: function(args, callback) 
 callback(
 "ns1:barcodeReceived": args.cardNumber,
 "ns1:transactionAmount": '100.00',
 "ns1:currency": 'EUR'
 );
 
 
 
 ;
 var port = 7777;
 var xml = require('fs').readFileSync('ACMEService.wsdl','utf8');
 var server = http.createServer(function(request,response) 
 response.end("404: Not Found: " + request.url);
 );
 console.log('Started server on port ' + port);
 server.listen(port);

 soap.listen(server,'/wsdl',myService, xml);

CLIENT

 "use strict";
 console.log('Started Client...');
 const util = require('util')
 var soap = require('soap');
 var url = 'http://ACME.net:7777/wsdl?wsdl';
 var args = 
 requestId: '2833007',
 cardNumber: '3452345234'
 ;
 var args2 = 
 requestId: '2833008',
 cardNumber: '56345634563'
 ;
 var options = 
 forceSoap12Headers: true
 ;
 soap.createClient(url, options, function(err,client) 
 client.CalcFee(args,function(err, result, rawResponse) 
 console.log(rawResponse);
 // console.log(client.describe());
 );
 client.LoadCard(args2,function(err,result, rawResponse) 
 console.log(rawResponse);
 );
 );

I figured out I can send the request back to the client to display.

SERVER

...
callback(
 "tns:RECEIVED_ENVELOPE": args
);
...