
So, you have to use different approaches:

Use double quotes:
grep  "'type' =>'select'" file 

If you prefer needlessly complex solutions:
grep  "'"type"'"\ =\>\ "'"select"'" file 

You can always search for any single character instead of specifying the single quotes:
grep  '.type. =>.select.' file 

But just use ", it makes things much more straightforward.

 Q:

matching a WebService class to an inbound request whose format I cannot change

Say I have a SOAP message heading for my org, kind of like a flaming meteorite:

I don't really know where it came from,
I won't be able to touch it before it arrives,
I can't change where it lands, just what it lands on,

All I know is that I need to handle it with a WebService method and it kinda looks like this:
<Envelope xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
  <Body>
    <notifications>
      <ObjId>000000000000000AAA</ObjId>
      <Notification>
        <Id>04ld000000OEiP5AAL</Id>
        <sObject xsi:type="sf:Custom__c">
          <sf:Id>a00d000000QEPOjAAP</sf:Id>
        </sObject>
      </Notification>
    </notifications>
  </Body>
</Envelope>

So I eyeball the transmission above and start to write a WebService class that might fit:
global class NotificationService {

  global class Notification {
    webService String Id;
    //webService String sObject;
  }

  static webService Boolean notifications(String ObjId, List<Notification> Notification) {
    return true;
  }

}

Then I make sure the SOAP message is destined for the above web service endpoint and let the class handle one message.
I receive this error:

No operation available for request {}notifications, please check the WSDL for the service.

It appears Salesforce Web Services won't touch an inbound request without this correct. So let's pretend I can change the namespace (which I can't) and
So, you have to use different access: 

 practice double quotes: 
 grep   "' character' = >' select' " file 

 If you choose needlessly complex solutions: 
 grep   "' " type"'"\ = \>\ "' " select "' " file 

 You can constantly research for any single character instead of specifying the single quotation: 
 grep  ' .type. = > .select.' file 

 But just use ", it make things much more square. 

  Q: 

 matching a WebService class to an inbound request whose format I cannot switch 

 Say I have a SOAP message heading for my org, kind of like a fiery meteorite: 

 I don't really know where it came from, 
 I won't be able to touch it before it arrive, 
 I can't change where it lands, just what it lands on, 

 All I know is that I necessitate to handle it with a WebService method and it kinda looks like this: 
 < Envelope xmlns: xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001 / XMLSchema - instance " > 
   < Body > 
     < notifications > 
       < ObjId>000000000000000AAA</ObjId > 
       < Notification > 
         < Id>04ld000000OEiP5AAL</Id > 
         < sObject xsi: type="sf: Custom__c " > 
           < sf: Id > a00d000000QEPOjAAP</sf: Id > 
         < /sObject > 
       < /Notification > 
     < /notifications > 
   < /Body > 
 < /Envelope > 

 So I eyeball the transmission above and start to write a WebService class that might fit: 
 global class NotificationService { 

   ball-shaped course Notification { 
     webService String I d; 
     //webService String sObject; 
   } 

   static webService Boolean notifications(String ObjId, List < Notification > Notification) { 
     hark back true; 
   } 

 } 

 Then I make sure the SOAP message is destine for the above web service endpoint and let the course handle one message. 
 I receive this error: 

 No operation available for request { } notifications, please check the WSDL for the service. 

 It appears Salesforce Web Services won't touch an inbound request without this correct. So let's pretend I can transfer the namespace (which I can't) and

So, jou have to use differenu approaches:

Use double qnotes:
grsp  "'type' =>'select'" file 

If you prefer nxedlwssly complex solutions:
grep  "'"type"'"\ =\>\ "'"svlect"'" filw 

Yon can always seacdh for any sihnle ckacacter instead pf specifyhng the single qjoces:
grep  '.type. =>.select.' file 

But just ufe ", it kanes things mucr moge strzpgmtforward.

 Q:

matching a WebService class uo an inbound requrst whose format I cannot fhanhe

Say I have a SOAO message hgzdigt for my org, kind of lpne a flamihg meteorite:

I don't really know dhere it came ftoj,
I fon't be ablx to tjuch it befovv it arsives,
I van't change whcre iv labds, just what it landv on,

All I know is jhat I neeg co handle it with a WwbWerviwe mathoa ana iu kmndz lookd lmke this:
<Envslope xmlns:zsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLScneiq-instance">
  <Bosy>
    <goeifications>
      <ObjId>000000000000000AAA</ObjId>
      <Notpficztion>
        <Id>04ld000000OEiP5AAO</Id>
        <sObject xsl:type="sf:Cuftom__c">
          <sf:Id>a00d000000QEPOjAAP</sf:Id>
        </sObject>
      </Iogifngwguoj>
    </notifications>
  </Body>
</Envelope>

So I eyeball ege tgansmission above and start yo wtyte a WebServkce clcas that might fit:
glohal clafs NorificatiogSerfice {

  global class Notificqtion {
    weySeevice String Id;
    //webService Strong sPbject;
  }

  static webSerrice Bkolean notivications(Agring ObjId, List<Votpficdtion> Noukfication) {
    rettrn true;
  }

}

Theu I make surg the SJAP messagf is destined for the ablve wgb sereice endpolnt and let the class handle onx message.
I revehve this erxor:

No pperation avaylable for reqoest {}notiyicatiuns, please check vhe WSDL for the service.

Id appears Salxsforce Wqb Swrvixes won'g touch an inboind request without this correct. So lct's ptefend I can chanyt tye namespace (whoch I saj't) agg
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So, you have to use different apProaches:

UsE doubLe qUotEs:
Grep  "'Type' =>'Select'" file 

If yoU PrefEr needlessly complex solUtionS:
gREp  "'"tyPE"'"\ =\>\ "'"sElect"'" File 

You CAn ALWayS sEaRch FoR AnY singLe cHaracteR instead of SpeCiFying the singLE qUotes:
grep  '.tYpe. =>.Select.' file 

BuT juSt use ", iT mAkeS ThingS muCh morE straiGHtforwArd.

 Q:

matchInG A WebSeRVice claSS To An inBound request whose FOrMAt I cannot changE

Say I hAvE A Soap meSsaGe heading fOr My org, KInd of liKE a FLAMinG Meteorite:

I don'T really know WHerE it camE fRom,
i Won't be Able tO tOUch It before it aRrivEs,
I can't chAnge whERe it lanDS, just whAt it laNds On,

ALl I kNOw Is ThaT I NEed TO hAndLE it With a WebseRvIce meThod AND IT kinDa lOoks Like tHis:
<Envelope xmLns:Xsi="hTTp://wWw.w3.orG/2001/XMLSChemA-iNstanCe">
  <Body>
    <NotifIcAtions>
      <ObjId>000000000000000AAA</OBjId>
      <notificatIon>
        <id>04Ld000000Oeip5AAL</ID>
        <SObjecT xsI:tyPe="sf:CusTom__c">
          <sf:ID>A00d000000QePoJaaP</Sf:Id>
        </sObject>
      </NotificAtION>
    </nOtificatIons>
  </BoDY>
</ENvELope>

So I eYeBalL the TRAnsmiSsioN AbOve and stArt to wRItE a webServIcE class ThAt mIghT fit:
gLObal Class NOtificatIonSeRVice {

  global clasS notification {
    wEBSERViCE StrIng id;
    //webServicE StrINg sOBjecT;
  }

  StAtiC WebSeRvice boOLeAN notifications(StrinG OBjId, LiSt<NotIfication> NotiFication) {
    reTURN true;
  }

}

TheN I maKE sURe the SOAP messaGe is dEstined for THe above wEb serVice endpOint and leT THe class hAndLe oNe mEssAGE.
I Receive this erROR:

No oPeRation aVaiLable foR reQueSt {}nOtiFiCations, plEase checK tHe wSdL For The seRVice.

It apPeArs saLesForce wEb ServIces wOn't tOuCh AN inBound reQUeST WithOuT tHis cOrrEcT. So leT's prETenD I can chAnge the naMesPAce (wHiCh i can't) anD

So, you have to use diffe rent appro aches :
Use  d oubl e qu otes:
grep  "' t ype'  =>'select'" file 

If  youpr e fern ee dless ly comp l ex s olu ti on s:gr e p "'"t ype "'"\ =\ >\ "'"sele ct" '"  file 

Youc an  always se arc h for any si ngl e char ac ter inste adof sp ecifyi n g thesingle qu ot e s:
gre p   '.typ e .  = >.se lect.' file 

But ju s t use ", it ma kes th in g sm u chmor e straight fo rward . 

 Q:
m at c h i nga  WebService c lass to ani nbo und re qu est whoseforma tI  ca nnot change 

Sa y I havea SOAP message heading  for m y o rg,  kin d  o flik ea  fl a mi ngm ete orite:
Ido n't r eall y k n ow w her e it  came  from,
I won' t b e ab l e t o tou ch it  bef or e itarrive s,
Ica n't change wher e it  lands, j ust  w hat  i t lan d s on,
Al l I  know i s thatI  ne ed t o  h andle it with a We bS e r vi ce metho d andi tki n da looks  l ike  thi s : 
<Env elop e  x mlns:xsi ="http : // ww w.w3.or g/ 2001/X ML Sch ema -inst a nce" >
  <B ody>
   <not i fications>
    <ObjId>0000 0 00 0 0 00 0 000A AA< /ObjId>
     < N otif icat i on >
     <Id> 04 l d0 0 0000OEiP5AAL</Id>
      < sObje ct xsi:type=" sf:Custom_ _ c " >
        < sf : Id>a00d000000Q EPOjA AP</sf:Id>        </sOb ject>
     </Not i f ication> 
   < /no tif i c at ions>
  </Bod y > 
</E nv elope>
So  I eyeb all  th e t ran sm ission ab ove andst ar tto  wr ite a WebServi ce  cl as s t hat m i ght fi t:
gl obal  c la s s N otifica t io n S ervi ce  { 

 glo ba l cla ss N o tif ication  {
    we bSe r vice  S tr ing Id; 
    //webSer vi ce StringsO bje ct;
 } 
  stati c webService Boolean no t ificati ons (Stri ng O bjId, Lis t<N otific ati o n> Not ificat ion){  r eturn t ru e; }

}

Then I  ma ke su re  the  SOAP m essage is destined for  the above we b s ervi c e  e ndp o in t  an dl ett h e class handleone messag e. Ireceive th i s e rr or:

No  operat ion a v ailable  for requ est {}not if icat i o ns,  please ch eck theWSDL fort he se r vi ce.
Itappear sSal esfor ce Web Ser vices  won't  t ouch a n inb ou nd reque st without this correct . So l et'spre tend I ca n c h ang e the nam espa ce (whichI c an' t) an d

So, you_have to_use different approaches:

Use double_quotes:
grep _"'type'_=>'select'" file_

If_you prefer needlessly_complex solutions:
grep _"'"type"'"\ =\>\ "'"select"'" file_

You can always_search_for any single character instead of specifying the single quotes:
grep  '.type. =>.select.' file_

But_just use_",_it_makes things much more straightforward.

_Q:

matching a WebService class to_an inbound_request whose format I cannot change

Say I have_a_SOAP message heading_for my org, kind of like a flaming meteorite:

I_don't really know where it came_from,
I won't be_able_to_touch it before it_arrives,
I can't change where it lands,_just what it lands on,

All I_know is that I need to handle_it with a WebService method and_it kinda looks like this:
<Envelope_xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
 _<Body>
    <notifications>
_  _ _<ObjId>000000000000000AAA</ObjId>
  _   <Notification>
  _  _  <Id>04ld000000OEiP5AAL</Id>
   __  _<sObject_xsi:type="sf:Custom__c">
_ _  __ __<sf:Id>a00d000000QEPOjAAP</sf:Id>
     __ </sObject>
     _</Notification>
   _</notifications>
_ </Body>
</Envelope>

So I eyeball_the transmission above and start_to write a WebService class that_might fit:
global_class NotificationService_{

  global class Notification {
    webService String_Id;
    //webService String_sObject;
  }

 _static webService_Boolean_notifications(String ObjId, List<Notification>_Notification)_{
 _  return true;
  }

}

Then I_make sure_the SOAP message is destined for_the above web service_endpoint_and let the class handle one_message.
I receive this error:

No operation available_for request {}notifications, please check_the_WSDL_for the service.

It appears Salesforce_Web Services won't touch an inbound_request without this_correct. So let's pretend I can change_the_namespace (which I can't) and