OK people I going to have another go at this today. I have post the form code below that works and also the cfhttp code that does not work.
THE CODE WORKS <body onLoad="document.xmlform.submit()"> <FORM ACTION="http://mmis010:8090/servlet/portal/admin/xmlproc"; METHOD=POST name="xmlform"> <TEXTAREA COLS=66 ROWS=20 NAME=XML> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE PORTAL SYSTEM "http://127.0.0.1:8090/servlet/media/xml/api/request.dtd";> <PORTAL TransId="test"> <AUTH> <LOGIN Username="admin" Password="admin"/> </AUTH> <QUERY RefId="getusername"> <USER ObjectKey="u310346"> <FIELD Name="Username"/> <FIELD Name="LastName"/> <FIELD Name="FirstName"/> <FIELD Name="Email"/> <!-- --> <FIELD Name="Groups"/> </USER> </QUERY> </PORTAL></textarea> </form> THIS CODE DOES NOT WORK <!--- create XML request ---> <cfset variables.XML = "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'?><!DOCTYPE PORTAL SYSTEM'http://127.0.0.1:8090/servlet/media/xml/api/request.dtd'><PORTAL TransId='test'><AUTH><LOGIN Username='admin' Password='admin'/></AUTH><QUERY RefId='getusername'><USER ObjectKey='u310346'><FIELD Name='Username'/><FIELD Name='LastName'/><FIELD Name='FirstName'/><FIELD Name='Email'/><FIELD Name='Groups'/></USER></QUERY></PORTAL>"> <cfdump var="#variables.xml#"> <!--- send http request ---> <cfhttp method="post" url="http://mmis010:8090/servlet/portal/admin/xmlproc"; username="admin" password="admin" resolveurl="yes"> <cfhttpparam type="formfield" name="XML" value='#htmleditformat(variables.XML)#'> </cfhttp> <cfdump var="#xmlparse(cfhttp.FileContent,'no')#"> I've done things like add the port attribute to the cfhttp tag but had no lock. If I remove the username and login from the cfhttp tag that it fails to authozies itself. If this because cfhttp is replicating a browser and does not normally pass login details where as IE is a part of the OS and thus is passing login details. Anyway my basic problem is that I can't parse use the first value as I wont to search the returned data. What I rally want is for cfhttp to work and just pass back the returned XML packed as a variable. Brian Knott > -----Original Message----- > From: Sean A Corfield [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, 28 March 2004 10:16 > To: CFAussie Mailing List > Subject: [cfaussie] Re: XML > > On Mar 25, 2004, at 8:54 PM, KNOTT, Brian wrote: > > I have an done a dump of the page that is used to test portal. > > Is the URL something public we can look at? > > > I can't seem to convert this cfhttp. I have a cfhttp tag with a > > cfhttpparam tag for the form field but it does not seem to send the > > correct information. > > Here's an example that I use at work - the #payload# variable is an XML > *string* - see below for how I create it - note that I provide all of > the form fields as <cfhttpparam> values: > > <cfhttp method="post" > > url="#variables.targetServer#/servlets/ > oracle.apps.ecx.oxta.TransportAgentServer" > throwonerror="yes"> > <cfhttpparam name="TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL" > type="FormField" value="OXTA" /> > <cfhttpparam name="TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_VERSION" > type="FormField" value="1.0" /> > <cfhttpparam name="REQUEST_TYPE" > type="FormField" value="SEND" /> <!--- SEND/AUTH ---> > <cfhttpparam name="MESSAGE_ID" type="FormField" > value="#messageId#" /> > <cfhttpparam name="MESSAGE_TYPE" > type="FormField" value="XML" /> > <cfhttpparam name="MESSAGE_STANDARD" > type="FormField" value="OAG" /> > <cfhttpparam name="TRANSACTION_TYPE" > type="FormField" value="INVENTORY" /> <!--- INVENTORY ---> > <cfhttpparam name="TRANSACTION_SUBTYPE" > type="FormField" value="SYNC" /> <!--- SYNC ---> > <cfhttpparam name="DOCUMENT_NUMBER" > type="FormField" value="#documentNumber#" /> > <cfhttpparam name="PARTYID" type="FormField" > value="*****" /> > <cfhttpparam name="PARTY_SITE_ID" > type="FormField" value="*****" /> > <cfhttpparam name="PROTOCOL_TYPE" > type="FormField" value="SMTP" /> > <!--- > <cfhttpparam name="PROTOCOL_ADDRESS" > type="FormField" value="" /> > ---> > <cfhttpparam name="USERNAME" type="FormField" > value="******" /> > <cfhttpparam name="PASSWORD" type="FormField" > value="******" /> > <!--- > <cfhttpparam name="ATTRIBUTE1" type="FormField" > value="" /> > <cfhttpparam name="ATTRIBUTE2" type="FormField" > value="" /> > <cfhttpparam name="ATTRIBUTE3" type="FormField" > value="" /> > <cfhttpparam name="ATTRIBUTE4" type="FormField" > value="" /> > <cfhttpparam name="ATTRIBUTE5" type="FormField" > value="" /> > ---> > <cfhttpparam name="PAYLOAD" type="FormField" > value="#payload#" /> > <cfhttpparam name="Submit" type="FormField" > value="Send" /> > </cfhttp> > > And here's how I create the payload variable: > > <cfsavecontent variable="payload"><cfoutput><?xml > version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?> > <!-- > Auto converted from #arguments.inboundPath#. > --> > <!DOCTYPE SYNC_INVENTORY_005 SYSTEM "068_sync_inventory_005.dtd"> > <SYNC_INVENTORY_005> > <CNTROLAREA> > <BSR> > <VERB>SYNC</VERB> > <NOUN>INVENTORY</NOUN> > <REVISION>005</REVISION> > </BSR> > <SENDER> > <LOGICALID>INV101111</LOGICALID> > <COMPONENT>INVENTORY</COMPONENT> > <TASK>CYCLECNT</TASK> > <REFERENCEID>24325CC</REFERENCEID> > <CONFIRMATION>1</CONFIRMATION> > <LANGUAGE>ENG</LANGUAGE> > <CODEPAGE>CPXML</CODEPAGE> > <AUTHID>CHRIS</AUTHID> > </SENDER> > <DATETIME qualifier="CREATION"> > <YEAR>#dateFormat(fileDateTime,"YYYY")#</YEAR> > <MONTH>#dateFormat(fileDateTime,"MM")#</MONTH> > <DAY>#dateFormat(fileDateTime,"DD")#</DAY> > <HOUR>#timeFormat(fileDateTime,"hh")#</HOUR> > <MINUTE>#timeFormat(fileDateTime,"mm")#</MINUTE> > <SECOND>#timeFormat(fileDateTime,"ss")#</SECOND> > <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND> > <TIMEZONE>-0800</TIMEZONE> > </DATETIME> > </CNTROLAREA><cfloop index="i" from="1" to="#numItems#"> > <DATAAREA> <!-- REPEATED FOR EACH PART/ITEM --> > <SYNC_INVENTORY> > <INVENTORY> > <DATETIME qualifier="EFFECTIVE"> <!-- 1 > --> > > <YEAR>#right(arguments.lineItems[i][1],4)#</YEAR> > > <MONTH>#left(arguments.lineItems[i][1],2)#</MONTH> > > <DAY>#mid(arguments.lineItems[i][1],4,2)#</DAY> > <HOUR>00</HOUR> > <MINUTE>00</MINUTE> > <SECOND>00</SECOND> > <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND> > <TIMEZONE>-0800</TIMEZONE> > </DATETIME> > <QUANTITY qualifier="ITEM"> > > <VALUE>#arguments.lineItems[i][4]#</VALUE> > <NUMOFDEC>0</NUMOFDEC> > <SIGN>+</SIGN> > <UOM>EACH</UOM> > </QUANTITY> > <ITEM>#arguments.lineItems[i][3]#</ITEM> > <SITELEVEL > index="1">#getCanonicalSiteName(arguments.lineItems[i][2])#</SITELEVEL> > <SITELEVEL > index="2">#getCanonicalSiteName(arguments.lineItems[i][2])#</SITELEVEL> > <!-- #arguments.lineItems[i][2]# --> > <SYNCIND>C</SYNCIND> > </INVENTORY> > </SYNC_INVENTORY> > </DATAAREA></cfloop> > </SYNC_INVENTORY_005> > </cfoutput></cfsavecontent> > > Hope that helps! > > Regards, > Sean > > > --- > You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To unsubscribe send a blank email to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > MXDU2004 + Macromedia DevCon AsiaPac + Sydney, Australia > http://www.mxdu.com/ + 24-25 February, 2004 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The contents of this message are the views of the Author and do not necessarily reflect the views of SUNCORP METWAY LTD ABN 66 010 831 722. 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