Wow, fantastic answer. That gives me lots of leads moving forward. Thanks
D-Dub.
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 11:11 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
> > Hmm. I guess I'll have to actually build the xml myself then. The reason
> I
> > need the xml is because I only really use cf as a proxy for hitting the
> >
> Hmm. I guess I'll have to actually build the xml myself then. The reason I
> need the xml is because I only really use cf as a proxy for hitting the
> webservice then sending it off to a flex app which consumes it as E4X. The
> webservice provider won't add the crossdomain file to their server s
Hmm. I guess I'll have to actually build the xml myself then. The reason I
need the xml is because I only really use cf as a proxy for hitting the
webservice then sending it off to a flex app which consumes it as E4X. The
webservice provider won't add the crossdomain file to their server so I
can'
> However I don't seem to know how to get to the actual XML anymore. When I
> hit the web service it seems to return an object and I'm at a loss as to how
> to get the xml I used to get. Any help would be great.
>
> There's a full description with example code and example response here:
> *http://
So I'm guessing a lot of your application relies on the XML, which
makes using the objects returned from the invoke not an appealing
option?
There must be some way at getting at the XML, but I don't know how.
Maybe a tool like this: http://www.soapui.org would help troubleshoot?
Not sure why a
Same post, different title.
Up until recently I hit this webservice with a simple CFHTTP and the
webservice would return XML.
For some reason now when I hit it with CFHTTP I get a "Connection Failure"
message in the file content.
So i thought I'd switch to use CFINVOKE instead.
However I don't
thanks, now i can get to the real meat of it. hopefully some day i can return
the favor. thanks, again
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> yeah, i am seeing that. I am creating my first consumable webservice for my
> clients. i
> use webservices with several of my vendors and i use cfhttp, so i was trying
> to get it to
> work that way to make sure that my clients can use my webservice. Having a
> bit of
> trouble with the cf
yeah, i am seeing that. I am creating my first consumable webservice for my
clients. i use webservices with several of my vendors and i use cfhttp, so i
was trying to get it to work that way to make sure that my clients can use my
webservice. Having a bit of trouble with the cfhttp, but the
> mainly cuz i did not know what i was doing and i read some old cf6 advice. I
> was able
> to get it to work fine with creating cfc and invoking from another page.
> What is not
> working is if i use cfhttp with httpparam type=xml. it returns a "must end a
> meta tag"
> error. when i dump
mainly cuz i did not know what i was doing and i read some old cf6 advice. I
was able to get it to work fine with creating cfc and invoking from another
page. What is not working is if i use cfhttp with httpparam type=xml. it
returns a "must end a meta tag" error. when i dump the raw data i
ColdFusion comes with a free manual and developer's guide that can be
found online. The developer's guide is very good and contains
examples. What you are trying to do is built into the product, so you
don't need to download anything extra.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Developing/in
"i have installed soxml and msxml6"
Why?
Just create a CFC and use access="remote" - now you have a webservice.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
On 20 March 2010 03:52, Ken Willis wrote:
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> I am trying to create a webservice that someone can po
I am trying to create a webservice that someone can post to me and then i read
it into cf, process and send response. I am new to this and have been trying
to find a solution with specific examples with no luck. i have installed soxml
and msxml6 and have not been able to get it to work. if i
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Subject: WebService help...
Hello,
I'm really tyring to figure out how to use a simple web service in
coldfusion.
My WS (helloworld.cfc)
What I'm trying to figure out is how do I call this in a web browser?
And the la
Hello,
I'm really tyring to figure out how to use a simple web service in
coldfusion.
My WS (helloworld.cfc)
What I'm trying to figure out is how do I call this in a web browser?
And the last part is, I'm also trying to use RealBasic to ge
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