Title: Message
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Hi ,
Here is the situation …
I need to run Script A in Unix , It will generate
few parameters that should be passed to Script B . The Script A will call
Script B ..
Script B will be on a Windows Server . Its input
parameter is the data pas
Title: Message
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Maxmelbin Neson (RBIN/EDM3) wrote:
Hi ,
Here is the situation ...
I need to run Script A in Unix , It will generate few parameters that
should be passed to Script B . The Script A will call Script B ..
Script B will be on a Windows Server . Its input parameter is the data
passed by Script A ... IT
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 10:23:24 +0100, Bruno Georges
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> One possible solution is to wrap the functions in Script B [on windows]
> with SOAP and expose it has a service via apache.
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> Bruno Georges
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> I need to run Script A in Unix , It will generate
You can have the Windows script B be an ordinary cgi script which can be
called as a URL from script A on unix. A calls B with a standard GET URL.
It returns output by generated text. Just install Apache for Windows.
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Hi
One possible solution is to wrap the functions in Script B [on windows]
with SOAP and expose it has a service via apache.
You can then access them from Script A has a SOAP client.
Also SOAP supports some level of error handling in its protocol. " the SOAP
message can be parsed like any other XM
