I'm getting closer, and I will get this, when I doI hope others can learn
from it. I really appreciate this forum.
So I used CFSCRIPT and created an instance of the web service:
<cfscript>
irm = CreateObject("webservice",
"http://irm.resortdata.com/LutsenInterface/IRMPublic.asmx?wsdl";);
</cfscript>
Then I used CFDUMP to see it:
http://lutsen.steelfusion.com/winter/rates_packages/packages/rdp/rdp/act_cal
lWebService.cfm
It shows me the methods. I want to use method 'checkAvailability'
I need to pass it a complex object as defined in the SOAP:
<CheckAvailabilityRQ>
<Credentials>
<LogonID>22352345234</LogonID>
<Password>234523452354</Password>
<DataPath>235234523452</DataPath>
<DatabaseID>52345234523</DatabaseID>
</Credentials>
<AvailabilityRequest>
<ArrivalDate>2009-08-20</ArrivalDate>
<DepartureDate>2009-08-22</DepartureDate>
<RoomType>single</RoomType>
<People1>2</People1>
<People2>0</People2>
<People3>0</People3>
<People4>0</People4>
</AvailabilityRequest>
</CheckAvailabilityRQ>
How do I go about building this object in CF?
Top-level: CheckAvailabilityRQ
Sub: Credentials
Items:
logonID: java.lang.String
password: java.lang.String
dataPath: java.lang.String
databaseID: java.lang.String
Sub: AvailabilityRequest
Items:
arrivalDate: java.util.Calendar
departureDate: java.util.Calendar
roomType: java.lang.String
people1: int
people2: int
people3: int
people4: int
I am thinking that if I can build this object I can then do this:
<cfscript>
checkAvailResult = Irm.CheckAvailability(complex object created above)
</cfscript>
Right now if I do that without the object created right I get the ol':
=="Web service operation CheckAvailability with parameters... cannot be
found"==
I've researched enough to know that if you don't have your complex object
built right to map the the java stubs you will get this.
-----Original Message-----
From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 8:11 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Calling .ASPX.VB from .CFM
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Jason Neidert <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>
> How can I accomplish the creation of the object CheckAvailabilityRQ using
> ColdFusion?
>
> <cfobject
> name = "IRMPublic">
> webservice= "http://resortdata.com/IRMPublic";
> type = "webservice"
> wsportname = "IRMPublicMethodsSoap">
>
> Then use CFINVOKE or something to create an instance of
> 'IRMPublic.CheckAvailability_irmRQ'?
>
> I think I am getting closer...
>
you try something like this? not sure what the actual url is to api
<cfset APIURL = '
http://lutsen.steelfusion.com/winter/rates_packages/packages/rdp/rdp/rdpweb/
IRMPublic.wsdl
'>
<cfxml VARIABLE="GetAvailRequest" CASESENSITIVE="YES">
<CheckAvailability xmlns="http://resortdata.com/IRMPublic";>
<CheckAvailabilityRQ>
<Credentials>
<LogonID>22352345234</LogonID>
<Password>234523452354</Password>
<DataPath>235234523452</DataPath>
<DatabaseID>52345234523</DatabaseID>
</Credentials>
<AvailabilityRequest>
<ArrivalDate>2009-08-20</ArrivalDate>
<DepartureDate>2009-08-22</DepartureDate>
<RoomType>single</RoomType>
<People1>2</People1>
<People2>0</People2>
<People3>0</People3>
<People4>0</People4>
</AvailabilityRequest>
</CheckAvailabilityRQ>
</CheckAvailability>
</cfxml>
<CFHTTP url="#APIURL#"
method="post"
resolveurl="yes"
throwOnError="no" port="80" charset="utf-8">
<CFHTTPPARAM type="xml" value="#GetAvailRequest#">
</CFHTTP>
<cfdump VAR="#cfhttp.FileContent#">
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