This didn't work either (after changing outer single quotes to double):
"Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values."
>If you're looking specifically for that element, I'd use
>XPath/XMLSearch(). Try this:
>
>XMLSearch ( mydoc, '/nitf/head/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'ap-online-code']' )
>
>
I tried that already... it doesn't work:
Element ap-content-code is undefined in a Java object of type class
coldfusion.xml.XmlNodeList referenced as
> Assuming that ap-content-code is a child of the meta node, this should
> work.
> mydoc.nitf.head.meta['ap-content-code'].XmlAttributes.content
Try this... it builds a query with the info (I was converting it to WDDX to
store in a db field), but you get the idea...
I have no idea why you can't see this data in the dump... I never could either.
Jonathan
s. If the requested WSDL document
>can't be retrieved or it is dynamically generated, it is likely that the
>target web service has programming errors.
>Message Could not generate stub objects for web service invocation.
>
>Any sug
seem to get the Web Service to work. I'm working with a code snippet
>adjusted from Brian Kotek's mach-ii bookstore sample app.
>
>Cutter
>
>Jonathan Mauney wrote:
>
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Yes... some parts of it... what are you looking for exactly?
Jonathan
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>Anyone hav
I took another approach to this... I have two database tables, one for single
events and one for recurring events, then build the calendar dynamically from
the two tables. This makes it simple to update or delete recurring events. I'd
be happy to share the code if you'll email me off list... [EM
Yes... it's IIS... the reason I'm even playing with this is that the pollster app in
DRK4 uses this and it doesn't work there either.
Jonathan
>Are you using IIS? I've had issues getting this to work w/ IIS, where it
>would work just fine w/ the internal server and w/ Apache.
>
>
We had this happen on our server as well. We were running Win2k with multiple sites.
Ocassionally when trying to access a site, you'd get the homepage of another with
broken images.
I don't have the link onhand, but there is an article at macromedia.com (either a tech
note or on the forums) abo
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