Has any built a successful call to one of StrikeIron's many web service products using OpenBD?
Our enterprise uses their USPS address validation product, which takes a user provided address, insures it exists, normalizes it to CASS stds and adds geographic, carrier, county, congressional data, etc... The credentials needed to validate a wsdl request can either be passed in the header, or via service params. This example uses the former, trying the later didn't seem to help. I have tried my existing version of my own code (works on CF6,1) and the generic sample code provided by StrikeIron here: http://www.strikeiron.com/ProductDetail.aspx?p=198 (which works on CF8,0,1). Both will work in CF, but throw an error on OpenBD 1.1 STRIKEIRON SAMPLE CODE START <cfscript> args = structNew(); //construct the feed list args.addressLine1 = '1060 W Addison St'; args.addressLine2 = ''; args.city_state_zip = 'Chicago IL'; args.firm = ''; args.urbanization = ''; args.casing = 'Upper'; //ru ru = XmlNew(); ru.LicenseInfo = XmlElemNew(ru,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","LicenseInfo"); ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser = XmlElemNew(ru,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","RegisteredUser"); ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser.UserID = XmlElemNew(ru,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","UserID"); ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser.UserID.XmlText = "[email protected]"; ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser.Password = XmlElemNew(ru,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","Password"); ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser.Password.XmlText = "yourPassword"; //ru.LicenseInfo.UnregisteredUser = XmlElemNew(ru,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","UnregisteredUser"); //ru.LicenseInfo.UnregisteredUser.EmailAddress = XmlElemNew (ru,"http://ws.strikeiron.com","EmailAddress";); //ru.LicenseInfo.UnregisteredUser.EmailAddress.XmlText = "[email protected]"; //instantiate the object request.service = createObject("webservice","http://ws.strikeiron.com/ USAddressVerification4_0?WSDL"); hdr=addSOAPRequestHeader(request.service,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","LicenseInfo",ru.LicenseInfo); request.response = request.service.VerifyAddressUSA (argumentCollection = args); </cfscript> <html> <body> <cfoutput> <b>Inputs:</b><br> <b>RegisteredUser:</b> #ru.LicenseInfo.RegisteredUser.UserID# <br> <b>Address1:</b> #args.addressLine1# <br> <b>Address2:</b> #args.addressLine2# <br> <b>City State Zip:</b> #args.city_state_zip# <br><br> <b>Results (getCounty):</b><br> <b>County:</b> #request.response.getCounty()#<br><br> </cfoutput> <cfdump var="#request.response#"> </body> </html> STRIKEIRON SAMPLE CODE END The service works with valid credentials (or a validated test email) on ColdFusion, but OpenBD throws the following General Runtime Error (no stack trace for GRE's): ERROR SNIP START Type Application Detail Unrecognized error code: Invalid web service operation. Cannot locate operation VerifyAddressUSA that accepts parameters: { struct } Tag Context CFSCRIPT (/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/openbd/manageit/ developers/testAvs.cfm, Line=1, Column=1) Source 28: //instantiate the object 29: request.service = createObject("webservice","http:// ws.strikeiron.com/USAddressVerification4_0?WSDL"); 30: hdr=addSOAPRequestHeader(request.service,"http:// ws.strikeiron.com","LicenseInfo",ru.LicenseInfo); 31: request.response = request.service.VerifyAddressUSA (argumentCollection = args); 32: ERROR SNIP END Just running these two lines on both systems will reveal some subtle differences in the returned object: <cfset request.service = createObject("webservice","http:// ws.strikeiron.com/USAddressVerification4_0?WSDL")> <cfdump var="#request.service#"> This appears to be a compatibility issue, and - without a workaround - represents a pretty significant issue in my development plans. I'm running the J2EE version 1.1 with Apache Tomcat/6.0.14 on Ubuntu Linux 8.04.1. The JRE is 1.6.0_10-b33. FYI: My local CF8 server is using Java 1.6.0_04 and VM 10.0-b19 As always, your help is greatly appreciated. Contact me if you need more. Thanks! Alan K Holden --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Open BlueDragon Public Mailing List http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en official site @ http://www.openbluedragon.org/ !! save a network - trim replies before posting !! -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
