If you pass XML as a string to a web service you end up double-encoding the
XML, kinda like this:
Yeah, but as you point out CFMX parses the SOAP envelope anyway so you end up with a string that you need to run xmlParse() on.
Since it's only a case of running toString() (right?) on your XML object to pass it as a string and then running xmlParse() on the string to get an XML object back, that's not much code (although it's not exactly high performance either!).
I guess the real question is: what is Dominic really trying to do? You can't pass an XML DOM directly through the web service so perhaps there's a simpler overall approach to solving this?
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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