I've made this publicly accessible for anyone else to try. I still cannot get
it to work (or any of the methods here). Method without parameters name changed
to "Steve". Invoked by:
http://www.larimer.org/webservices/emailaccess/emailaccess.asmx?WSDL";
refreshwsdl="Yes"
method="Steve" returnvar
> My bad, again :[ , it's the Temp method, the one without any parameters.
OK, that accepts an empty document/literal value. I suspect you might
have to pass in an empty argument.
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My bad, again :[ , it's the Temp method, the one without any parameters.
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> Sorry, on an internal test server only. Here is the WSDL output:
> http://www.larimer.org/temp/emailaccess.xml
I don't see any operation called "Test" in that WSDL. That's what
you're referencing in your CFINVOKE.
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Sorry, on an internal test server only. Here is the WSDL output:
http://www.larimer.org/temp/emailaccess.xml
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> I'm attempting to call a simple .Net web service written in C#. There are no
> parameters,
> the WSDL is valid. It can be called successfully from .Net and PHP but not CF.
>
> Code:
> http://devster.larimer.org/webservices/emailaccess
> /emailaccess.asmx?WSDL" refreshwsdl="Yes" method="Test" ret
I'm attempting to call a simple .Net web service written in C#. There are no
parameters, the WSDL is valid. It can be called successfully from .Net and PHP
but not CF.
Code:
http://devster.larimer.org/webservices/emailaccess/emailaccess.asmx?WSDL";
refreshwsdl="Yes" method="Test" returnvariable
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