My XML question is now a SOAP question.
The first description of the age verification system was that it's a
simple XML thing, so I asked for a sample of what I'd send and a
sample of what's returned. When I talk to them, they say it's not so
simple. More moving parts because it's SOAP. I
Hi, thanks for your email. I am out of the office until
Tuesday morning and will return calls and emails at this
time.
Thank you,
Quinn Mclaughlin
TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
Occasionally, a witango 5.5 server, will stick, and the cache won't purge.@assign user$configPasswd "mypass"@purgecache path="/" domain="ALL" In the past, I have waited, and restarted the server during a lull, or at night, but I am in a situation, where I can't wait, does anyone have any work
Hi Robert,
I too am having SOAP/XML issues. This is no easy task, but with that said, I
think Scott Cadillac can probably shed some light onto the situation. He's
pretty much a guru along with Robert Garcia...
Good luck! :)
On 8/31/06 10:37 AM, Roland Dumas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My XML
Hi Robert,
Try running the purge cache from a different domain address.
A system I'm maintaining that uses 5.5, and is multi-domain, the current domain
cache won't flush - but the others do, so periodically we have to run the purge
from a different domain address to get the first one cleared
Robert, If you do a restart of witango it should dump user vars to disk
and reload them when the server reloads... I can't remember the config
vars of the top of my head... but it works in our setup...
/John
Robert Garcia wrote:
Occasionally, a witango 5.5 server, will stick, and the
cache
Hi Roland,
they say
it's not so
simple. More moving parts because it's SOAP.
There is a bit to SOAP, but it still boils down to just HTTP and posting and
read text formatted as XML.
I think I slept through
the discussion of SOAP in San Diego.
T'sk, T'sk. I'll have to put a little
Procedurally, is SOAP a 1 hit process or a 2?
Does the client send a properly packaged payload and wait for a
response? or does it ask for something and use that to create the query?
I don't really want to know all about it, just enough to push the
query and interpret the response in this
Thank you for the compliments Kaustav,
I think Scott Cadillac can probably shed some light onto the
situation. He's pretty much a guru along with Robert Garcia...
Actually, I consider myself more of a gugu than a guru, or at least that's what
my ex-wife used to tell me all the time.
:-/
Hi Roland,
Procedurally, is SOAP a 1 hit process or a 2?
Does the client send a properly packaged payload and wait for a
response? or does it ask for something and use that to create
the query?
It can be 1 or 2, you decide. The 2 hit process involves retrieving the WSDL
prior to your
On 08/31/2006 02:38 p, Scott Cadillac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in whole
or in part:
A system I'm maintaining that uses 5.5, and is multi-domain, the current
domain cache won't flush - but the others do, so periodically we have to run
the purge from a different domain address to get the first
Yeah, I tried everything, and had to just restart, This isn't a HUGE
problem, but occasionally, there will be a file, or group of files,
that no manner of anything, seems to purge them from file cache, it
is very annoying.
Remember the days when T2000, the cache would get screwed up cross
hmm, the notion that the WSDL might be changing and even giving
changing URLs for submission does nix the idea of a static 1-step
approach.
and you say that witango doesn't have a good way to parse up the WSDL
to use to formulate a request? Does not bode well.
On Aug 31, 2006, at 12:44
Hi Roland,
Technically speaking, what Robert said is true, but speaking from experience, I
find this rarely to be the case.
If the SOAP service you're calling is for a commercial vendor, then I would
find it highly unlikely that the WSDL will change very often - and when it
does, it's more
I agree, most of the time its static, I do have one method, where the
url, regularly changes. My main point was, this is not one of
witango's strengths. And my RB example, shows a complete, 3 lines of
code approach.
So I am sure you will find what works best for you, but I have been
cautionary advice taken to heart.
they won't/can't show me an example of a query file, but will share
the WSDL. I don't know how to build a static query file from this,
though
There was reference to a java client, so I'm inquiring about that.
On Aug 31, 2006, at 1:29 PM, Robert Garcia
Hi Roland,
they won't/can't show me an example of a query file, but will share
the WSDL. I don't know how to build a static query file from this,
though
Have you navigated to the endpoint WSDL service address in a browser yet? Often
many services will have help documentation and samples
This caching bug is fixed in a new version of the server that is to
be released shortly. I am waiting for a finalised version of the
mactel binaries before releasing 5.5.019 for all platforms so I do
not have a fixed release date.
I only allow release versions that are built from the main
Hi All,
I need a Witango programmer to assist me on a time sensitive
project.
Is anyone available? Please contact me off list.
Thanks,
Stefan
=
Database WebWorks: Dynamic web sites through database integration
http://www.DatabaseWebWorks.com
On Aug 31, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Scott Cadillac wrote:
Hi Roland,
they won't/can't show me an example of a query file, but will share
the WSDL. I don't know how to build a static query file from this,
though
Have you navigated to the endpoint WSDL service address in a
browser yet? Often many
thank you.
Now to get the URL out of them.
On Aug 31, 2006, at 5:16 PM, Phil Wade wrote:
Roland,
A really simple way to build up a soap call is to use one of the
many WSDL validator to build it for you. A simple free tool can be
found here:
http://soapclient.com/soaptest.html
Simply
Great, just let us know when it is ready, this is just one of those
issues, that isn't the most critical, but gets under your skin,
looking forward to the fix.
--
Robert Garcia
President - BigHead Technology
VP Application Development - eventpix.com
13653 West Park Dr
Magalia, Ca 95954
ph:
Hi Stefan,
I can throw my hat in the ring.
--
Bill
William M. Conlon, P.E., Ph.D.
Consulting Engineer
345 California Avenue Suite 2
Palo Alto, CA 94306
office: 650.327.2175
fax:650.329.8335
mobile: 650.906.9929
e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:http://www.tothept.com
--
23 matches
Mail list logo
