Thanks Brian
Here is my code that uses the WSDL-generated stub:
public class NewsClient {
public static void main(String[] args) {
SQLDataSoap locator = null;
SQLDataSoapPortType service = null;
String sSRLFile = null, sRequestName = null, sKey =
null, sResult = null;
sSRLFile = "/xml/NEWS.SRI";
sRequestName = "newslinx";
sKey = null;
try {
locator = new SQLDataSoapLocator();
service = locator.getSQLDataSoapPortType();
sResult = service.processSRL(sSRLFile, sRequestName,
sKey);
System.out.print("\n" + sResult);
}
catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
Much appreciated.
Fred
--- Brian Ewins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fred,
> what method of that service were you calling, and
> with what parameters?
> Out of curiosity I tried reproducing your problem
> using the test client
> here:
>
http://www.xmlbus.com:9010/WSDLClient/WSDLDynamicTestClient.html
> and information about the service you mentioned
> here:
> http://soapclient.com/websearch.html
>
> I tried in vain to get this to return non-UTF8
> characters. My best
> effort was searching MSN for 'pound sign currency' -
> which returns no
> results using the SOAP service but not if you use
> MSN by hand (pointing
> to a problem with this guy's html parser)
>
> I also tried trying to trigger the char you're
> having problems with
> ('\'=0x92), searches for 'lmhosts winnt' almost
> always contain it, and
> gave me no problems.
>
> I got curious because '\' _is_ a valid single byte
> sequence in UTF8.
>
> Is the error possibly in the call rather than the
> response? You havent
> given us much to go on here, like for example a
> stack trace?
>
> -Baz
>
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