Robert,
It is the exact setup we are running. See the last email we sent.
You can try it against the www.witango.com and developer.witango.com
sites both running on the same machine in separate virtual directories.
If you are getting the Fault element returned in the SOAP envelope
then t
Well, no matter what can't get to work on IIS 6, windows 2003, anyone
get it to work in that environment?
I quickly setup apache2, and put the webservice in the htdocs folder,
and so the webservices.ini file was relative to the htdocs folder,
and everything worked.
If you just hit the url
Robert,Phil asked me to set up the Add Service on both www.witango.com and developer.witango.com. Both sites are running on the same fully patched Win 2003, IIS 6 and Witango Server 5.5.009. Your SOAP request code is working (I just changed the body in the payload) so it would seem to be a local
When I run the taf to hit it, this throws a dom exception:<@ASSIGN request$WebService "http://admin.bigheadtech.com/WhatsTheTime.wws"><@ASSIGN request$SOAPAction "http://admin.bigheadtech.com/WhatsTheTime.wws"><@ASSIGN request$SoapPayload 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope">'><@ASSIGN Reques
OK, well, I am going to review the whole setup again, but at this
point, I am not having success, by any chance, do you have the
whatsthetime webservice or something simple like it exposed on the
witango servers, so I could hit from here, and make sure my
httprequest is working properly?
Correct on all counts. The URL to the web service would also be
http://www.mysite.com/myws.wws.
On 22/06/2005, at 2:31 PM, Robert Garcia wrote:
I understand that, and I assumed that the implementation was
simplified, and that makes sense to implement a new feature.
So that I understand:
I understand that, and I assumed that the implementation was
simplified, and that makes sense to implement a new feature.
So that I understand:
If I have a domain, www.mysite.com, and in the IIS setup, the root is
F:\websites\mysite\
And the files are like so:
f:\websites\mysite\ws\myws.t
Robert,
When the initial SOAP implementation was being architected there was
a decisions made to simplify it as much as possible so it was decided
that web services in its initial implementation they would be global
to the server as tying them to domains.ini, objects.ini and
applications.
Thank you for the docs. I appreciate it.
I don't see anything in your documents different than what I did
EXCEPT
You are using apache, and it looks like you are using a single domain
type setup, with your webservices in the default htdocs location.
So maybe witango support could chime
Thank you, I will review.
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On Jun 21, 2005, a
Hi there... just found a solution to demo and/or do remote tech
support on my witango applications that some of you may be interested
in. We've been researching desktop sharing for sometime and last
month we finally found a great Macromedia FLASH solution that
provides slide presentation, white
In refreshing our memory on Web Services we set it up again (and wrote
some doco this time). While this may not answer your questions, Robert
(and we're using Apache2/Win32, you IIS) I thought I'd share these notes
all the same.
Configuring Web Services (SOAP) on Witango 5.5.009 under Apache 2.0.
Robert,
We also had SOAP working with 5.5 under Apache2 (Win32).
I'll try to get the specifics for you, but off the top of my head:
- we had the WhatsTheTime example working
- we built a PHP client that was able to talk to our Witango SOAP server
- we used the WSDL File Generator Utility at w
We've gotten webservices running under both the Witango 5.5 server
and also the J2EE Witango servlet...
It IS tricky in terms of setting the paths, but we did get that
worked out, and once done, it worked "as advertised".
I have asked my programmer who did this to check in on this issue.
O
Before I write out a detailed email to support, has anyone
successfully gotten the new Webservices to work?
I have built everything starting with the tutorial, and the
events.log confirms that webservices are enabled, and that the ws is
registered, and I have set the wws extension mapping i
Mac. Looks like it might be a Windows bug, then, since I notice another Mac user had the correct function as well.On Jun 20, 2005, at 12:15 PM, John McGowan wrote: Dale, are you on Windows or Mac? I'm on Windows and It definitly doesn't do that. Here is a screenshot so you all believe me... It sh
A very simple way:
<@RIGHT STR="<@USERREFERENCE>" NUMCHARS="10">
Don't need a assign, because you can display it directly or you can insert
it directly into your database.
I use this for years and it work very fast and fine...
regards
Daniel :-)
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