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Hi,<br />
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I need some help with XSD and SOAP<br />
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&nbsp;I have an XSD that has an element called timestamp as below<br />
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&lt;element name=&quot;timestamp&quot; type=&quot;dateTime&quot; minOccurs=&quot;1&quot; /&gt;<br />
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I am compiling the XSD using JAXB compiler to publish &nbsp;a WSDL. I am then importing the WSDL into SOAPUI to create the request XMLs. My request XML has this element<br />
I would like to dynamically populate this element &nbsp;with the current time stamp everytime <br />
&nbsp;&lt;prr:timestamp&gt;&lt;/prr:times<wbr />tamp&gt;<br />
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I send the SOAP request.<br />
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Please let me know how I can do this using the XSD.
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Hi,

I need some help with XSD and SOAP

 I have an XSD that has an element called timestamp as below

<element name="timestamp" type="dateTime" minOccurs="1" />

I am compiling the XSD using JAXB compiler to publish  a WSDL. I am then importing the WSDL into SOAPUI to create the request XMLs. My request XML has this element
I would like to dynamically populate this element  with the current time stamp everytime 
 <prr:timestamp></prr:timestamp>

I send the SOAP request.

Please let me know how I can do this using the XSD.

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