Tom,
Forgive me if I seem a bit dense here, but I may actually understand
what you're saying. ;) I hope you don't mind if I rephrase just to
prove to us all that I'm not a True Dolt.
A while back, I blew a day trying to create a struct in which an
element contained both a string and another
That's great news Larry. Look forward to hearing what Doug has done. I managed
to get around what I needed to do by creating the SOAP envelope using CFXML and
using CFHTTP to post it to the web service in question, but I would rather use
the CFINVOKE/CreateObject path with structures. Thanks,
Very cool, thanks for the heads up. I was going to just bypass CF and do this
in Java, but I hate going that route for a single function in an application
that is otherwise entirely written in CF and supported by CF developers.
With CF's ability to work with XML documents, there would seem to
Robert --
You're not alone in facing the problem of how to invoke a web service that
requires as input a complex-within-complex XML document. The documentation
does not cover this and, in my opinion, does not even provide any hints as to
what direction to head in to resolve this sort of a
OK, I have an example that I don't see how it gets translated by CFMX
automagically. Take this example document request, generated via Java, I think.
SOrry for the long post. How does this get translated, or do I ned to
specfically add stuff like the model name=contacts attribute, rather than
Phil,
1. Yes, CFMX 6.1 can consume document/literal web services.
2. You would construct CFML variables that match the XML Schema in the WSDL.
For instance, a complexType would be created as a CFML Struct.
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
-Original Message-
From: Phillip
Tom --
Recently you noted in this forum that a CFML Struct can be crafted to
correspond to any arbitrary XML document required as input to any arbitrary
(i.e., not necessarily CF-based) web service. However, it remains unclear how
one can craft a CFML Struct that will be transformed by the CF
that it should be serialized
on the wire as an attribute.
Hope that helps.
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
-Original Message-
From: Lawrence B. Afrin, M.D. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 1:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Document Literal WebService with CFMX6.1
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