No that doesn't work, you can't receive a JSON string as SOAP message

And that eliminates all possibilities of creating proxy classes out of the WSDL

Under which URL is the wsdl published? I'm trying to create a WS layer for zimbra but no matter what urls I try I either get that either the parsing of WSDL failed or the URL is wrong.
Can someone assist please?

Now I get it, never mind, upon deleting from the interface the contacts are moved into the Trash folder, when I empty the trash folder the request works fine.

Note that the contacts no longer appear in the interface, they just appear through the GetContactsRequest

I'm using the SOAP api to create / delete contacts etc...Now here's a funny scenario, I just cleaned all my contacts, created a single user and now I invoke the GetContactsRequest and all the previous contacts that were deleted are still showing up.Is that a normal behavior? Is there a sched...

I wonder if there are immediately consumable web services for zimbra, the current approach of sending and receiving messages is a bit bulky, is there any other approach for using consumable services directly? Something like apache-axis where there's no need to send a soap request and then get a ...

I can successfully send a SOAP message over a java client and get the response. Now let's say I need to receive a JSON response, what would be the approach? My client looks like this: SOAPConnection soapConnection = SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstance().createConnection(); MessageFactory messageFa...

What is the format of sending a JSON request via an http client? More specifically what is the parameter name where the json request is embedded to the post form?
For an Authrequest I guess it would be something like

https://host:7071/services/admin/soap/AuthRequest?value=

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The error has been resolved, I have updated my client to invoke the soap services differently and now they work like charm. Thanks for the feedback