Re: Web Services, SOAP from CMS

2007-02-28 Thread Alan Altmark
On Tuesday, 02/27/2007 at 12:05 CST, Alan Ackerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We're not allowed to use LDAP to access our Corporate LDAP Directory -- we have to use a Java API or web services. I don't follow this. LDAP is LDAP is LDAP. Who cares whether you use Java, C, REXX or assembler?

Re: Web Services, SOAP from CMS

2007-02-28 Thread Rob van der Heij
On 2/28/07, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't follow this. LDAP is LDAP is LDAP. Who cares whether you use Java, C, REXX or assembler? This was the whole point of having Open protocols in the first place. (sigh) The Java API will probably slow you down enough that you don't

Re: Web Services, SOAP from CMS

2007-02-27 Thread Rich Smrcina
In it's simplest form, Web Services requires an HTTP client and an XML message parser. You would need to read the WSDL document (which itself is XML) in order to know where to send the request and what format the request should be in. When the data is returned, you will then need to refer

Web Services, SOAP from CMS

2007-02-26 Thread Alan Ackerman
Has anyone had success accessing web services (SOAP, WSDL) from CMS? Stev e Gantry talked about wanting to do this from assembler in the thread below. I have no ne ed for assembler. (I prefer REXX or CMS Pipelines, but we also have a C compiler.) We're not allowed to use LDAP to access our