Hi All, 

I raised this question almost a month ago now and am still stuck on the same 
problem. 
I have raised a case with 4D but the reply ahas been very generic, with 
references to the web services section of the manual (of which I have read 
numerous times).

A quick refresh, I am unable to consume a web service from a 4Dv15.5 
application (converted from 4Dv11). 
The Windows environment is Windows 2012 server.
The same v11 app running on the same server is able to call the same web 
service to transmit an XML document successfully. 

Just to be clear…..my app is not hosting the web service, only consuming a 
service hosted by an external system.  
The application calls a web service and sends out an XML document (outgoing 
only, no incoming).

In both applications (v11 and v15), the same web service call is made : 
WEB SERVICE 
CALL($txtSOAP_URL;$txtSOAP_Action;txtSOAP_Method;$txtSOAP_Namespace; Web 
Service manual) 
….where the $txtSOAP_URL is a secured “https://“ connection.

To date, this is what we have tried…. 

1.  Used the Web Service Get Info command to capture the error code returned.  
That’s confirmed to be a 9913, soap server unreachable error.
2.  The “server not reachable” state is not caused by any long timeout duration 
because the failure is instantaneous once the Web Service Call command is 
called.
3.  I have tried using the both the hostname and the actual IP address for the 
soap URL; both failed.
4.  Have tried all the options available for the last parameter in the Web 
Service Call command with no success. 
5.  Ensured that the outgoing port number “8787” is open.  (it has to be open 
since transmission works with v11 on the same machine)
6.  Set up a new test server.  the same results were replicated.  Successful 
transmission with v11, failure with v15.


Could it be a security certificate issue for the v15 app that cause the soap 
server to be deemed not reachable every time the web service call is made? 
I’m desperately short of ideas as to what to try next.
If anyone has any suggestions, please help.  Thanks.


Regards, 
Ronnie 
Tarawerkz 

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