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Hello,<br />
While working with ServiceTest, whereby i have accessed several wsdls, I do have one that comes back with an error. &nbsp;The error indicates to look at the Axis Toolkit Log, at; Temp\pkbfrxhfroop\WSDL\Axi<wbr />sToolkit.l<wbr />og. &nbsp;The problem is that I can not find this log. &nbsp;Any thoughts on this problem?<br />
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The other situation is this; the wsdl can be accessed via IE, but when I try to set it up via ServiceTest it detects this error; ERROR: Missing &lt;soap:fault&gt; element inFault &quot;CustomerFault&quot; in operation &quot;CustomerFault&quot;, in binding GetCustomerService.<br />
Any comments on this error?
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Hello,
While working with ServiceTest, whereby i have accessed several wsdls, I do have one that comes back with an error.  The error indicates to look at the Axis Toolkit Log, at; Temp\pkbfrxhfroop\WSDL\AxisToolkit.log.  The problem is that I can not find this log.  Any thoughts on this problem?

The other situation is this; the wsdl can be accessed via IE, but when I try to set it up via ServiceTest it detects this error; ERROR: Missing <soap:fault> element inFault "CustomerFault" in operation "CustomerFault", in binding GetCustomerService.
Any comments on this error?

Axis Toolkit Log

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