Please re-post it. Sounds usefull.
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David-
I've re-structured it quite a bit, I need to fix a few problems, then
I'll release it back. I've made it a lot more general purpose and much
easier to use.
Great. I'm looking forward to it. And can definitely put it to use.
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Hi Mark,
Thanks a lot for that, I managed to get it working in time for the demo!
I've re-structured it quite a bit, I need to fix a few problems, then
I'll release it back. I've made it a lot more general purpose and
much easier to use.
Thanks Again
All the Best
Dave
David-
One question though, I can't find any documentation on the
SOAP.RPCRequest() function. When I click it in SOAPLib Stack, it just
shows the name.
Urk. You're right. I just posted a fixed version.
This was taken from the old SOAP Stack, however there are now more
parameters into
Hi Mark,
Thanks for that, it looks a lot cleaner.
One question though, I can't find any documentation on the
SOAP.RPCRequest() function. When I click it in SOAPLib Stack, it just
shows the name.
I have the following snippet that I am trying to get to work before
moving onto more complex
Hi Again,
I'm really confused on how this SOAP library has to be setup. I've
been trying to make sense of it by stepping through the code but
since I'm not sure what it is supposed to work, I'm not having an
awful lot of luck! For instance, this function:
David-
Well, the library stack wasn't really written to be released into the wild
like that. I do what Mark Smith does: put templates into custom properties
and then retrieve them and replace parameters.
constant kWSURL= https://webservice.com/ws/activations.asmx;
constant kWSNamespace=
In fact, for the main SOAP service that I use, I made a library that
I have a few apps using. It's also an https situation, and I had
problems with frequent timeouts (see bug 3639), so I use curl for the
actual http side of it, so using the SOAP library wouldn't have been
an option anyway,
On 5 Oct 2007, at 19:06, Mark Wieder wrote:
I've put my updated version of the stack on revOnline as libSOAP
(in user
space mwieder). There are still some things that won't work from the
original, as I don't really understand what was intended for these
handlers,
and they're noted as such
Dave-
Saturday, October 6, 2007, 2:02:37 AM, you wrote:
You might want to point out your revisions to RunRev. I think there
is a case for consigning the unsupported stack to the bonfire. :-)
I'm not quite sure it's up to snuff the way it is. I wrote it by
modifying your original when it
Mark-
Friday, October 5, 2007, 4:57:22 PM, you wrote:
I work with a couple of SOAP services, and frankly, I'm with Dave in
not really seeing the point of it. It seems to be a sledge-hammer to
crack a nut.
The approach I take is to make template requests with placeholders,
store them in
On 5 Oct 2007, at 15:27, David Burgun wrote:
Causes a problems since pMethod is not defined in this function.
But it's not used in the function in any meaningful way, so I don't
think it will cause a problem.
Does anyone know why this is like this?
Careless programming I think (I
Dave-
I've put my updated version of the stack on revOnline as libSOAP (in user
space mwieder). There are still some things that won't work from the
original, as I don't really understand what was intended for these handlers,
and they're noted as such in the stack script. The others are fully
I work with a couple of SOAP services, and frankly, I'm with Dave in
not really seeing the point of it. It seems to be a sledge-hammer to
crack a nut.
The approach I take is to make template requests with placeholders,
store them in custom properties, copy them into variables and fill
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