General Assumptions Made in the Connector

•The design of the Web Services Connector is based on Web Services Description Language (WSDL) and is tested only in WSDL test-bed.
•HTTP GET and POST protocols are not supported.
•The connector supports medium-complex schema in the WSDL. For example, the schemas which can be easily de-normalized are supported.
•The schemas in which siblings contain an ‘unbound’ value are not supported.
•The schemas consisting of parent-child hierarchy containing more than one ‘unbound’ value are also not supported.

For example, the below mentioned type of complex schema is not supported.

•When a WSDL consists of cyclic reference of elements, then the WSDL are not parsed. The following example is the schema containing cyclic reference of elements.

Note: The element TaskInstanceInfo is self-referencing itself.

•The CDATA elements are not supported. Though the whole CDATA content is captured in a field, it cannot be parsed internally.
•Attribute type elements are supported for request and are not supported in response parsing.
•Custom SQL, as input for SOAP requests are not supported. For example, Salesforce query (as in Salesforce WSDL), ZOQL (as in Zuora) are not supported.