The following operations are supported. For a formal definition, please review the Service Description.

• Base64TransformSoapHeaders
  Request data is sent as type Base64 (binary encoded) and the result is also returned as type Base64. This is ideal if binary is expected or if is not know if binary will be present within the Request or the Response.
  In addition this procedure only can be accessed via RPC SOAP with SOAP Headers.
• Base64TransformNoSoapHeaders
  Request data is sent as type Base64 (binary encoded) and the result is also returned as type Base64. This is ideal if binary is expected or if is not know if binary will be present within the Request or the Response.
  In addition this procedure can support post, SOAP marshalling methods.
• StringTransformNoSoapHeaders
  Request data is sent as type string (no binary characters) and the result is returned as type string. This is ideal if no binary data is expected for Request or the Response.
  In addition this procedure can support post, SOAP marshalling methods.
• StringTransformSoapHeaders
  Request data is sent as type string (no binary characters) and the result is returned as type string. This is ideal if no binary data is expected for Request or the Response.
  In addition this procedure only can be accessed via RPC SOAP with SOAP Headers.