Hmmm... that makes sense, but now I get:
Web service operation "availability" with parameters {rcl,05,30,2004}
could not be found.
When I used cfinvoke, I got something similar.
--Jeff
Rick Root wrote:
> Jeff Langevin wrote:
>
> > I have created a web service (or attempted to) which is giving me an
> > error. Can anyone give me insight into this issue? The final service
> > will be more complicated, but I can't even get it to recognize my
> > parameters. Any help would be great!
>
> It looks like you are passing a struct as a single parameter. But your
> web service isn't configured to accept a struct as an input parameter..
> it's expecting four separate input parameters.
>
> so instead of this:
>
> ws.availability(myData);
>
> try this:
>
> ws.availability(myData.facility, myData.month, myData.day, myData.year);
>
> - Rick
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