The image below shows the default set of rules that are generated when a WSDL is imported. The import process generates two nodes, one called the Access Service and other known as the Proxy Service. The two nodes are often collectively referred to as the Proxy Service. The proxy node simply acts as the placeholder for the URI of the remote service and contains no structure or content. The Access Service contains the rules shown on the images below.
The first rule applies the SOAP Wrapper. This is then followed by a rule for each remote service operation. Towards the bottom, there should be three further rules generated by default. The first one handles the soap Fault fragment, the second one handles a soap response with no Header fragment and the third rule handles a soap response that contains a soap Header fragment. If a soap Header is returned the the Access Service will return the whole soap envelope back to the controller, otherwise it will return the contents of the soap Body only. You can change these rules as required.
Please see section on Message Wrappers for a description of the message fragment shown on the left. The is the default SOAP message wrapper used to organise information between the WebMaker server environment and remote service calls.