I'm not sure that I understand your question, however.
I'm not sure that I understand your question, however: if you're processing the soap message as part of a handler, you can get the service and operation being invoked from the SOAPMessageContext: QName svcn = (QName) context. Get(MessageContext. WSDL_SERVICE); svcn.getLocalPart(); QName opn = (QName) context.
Get(MessageContext. WSDL_OPERATION); opn.getLocalPart(); if you just want to deal with SOAPMessage in your client code, and want to know what element is contained in the SOAP Body: msg.getSOAPBody().getFirstChild().getLocalName() The SOAPMessage exposes each part of the envilope as a DOM object, so you can do normal "DOM"ish things with it.
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