If you're using Dreamweaver, and you register the remote web service within
the Components panel, you should be able to drag and drop from that panel
into your code, and it'll build the appropriate CFINVOKE and
CFINVOKEARGUMENT tags for you.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
I was able to
I was able to register the service in the components panel
but the only proxy generator available is Coldfusion MX. When
I click to add one it never shows up as available in the
prior window. I beleive I need the Apache Soap. Is this a bug
in Dreamweaver or am I overlooking something?
OK So this is rediculously simple or imposible or requires
vast knowledge of Web Services? I just need to send back
three pieces of data to an existing .net Web Service.
This is the code I can gleen out of the service that is relevant.
s:element name=VendorOrderConfirmation
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When connecting with DWMX to a web service(Java one to be exact), what does
it mean when it lists String[][] blah I was just looking at one and have 4
different ones that are String uniquename but then that one that has the
double brackets.
On 7/1/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
When connecting with DWMX to a web service(Java one to be
exact), what does it mean when it lists String[][] blah I
was just looking at one and have 4 different ones that are
String uniquename but then that one that has the double
brackets.
I think that's a two-dimensional array of
Yeah, I just fed in a simple array and it worked, just slowly learning how
to use these fansy smanshie tools in DWMX
On 7/1/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When connecting with DWMX to a web service(Java one to be
exact), what does it mean when it lists String[][] blah I
was
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