Yes you did! :) There's an entry for a Mr. SomeData in the test app now, so it came thru.
I tried to wrap the array in a CFC, but that didn't work. Sooo ... how'd you figure it out? Have you got a strategy? Again, i'm just curious ... but wiring up different apps across the internet is kind of fun ... once you get it to work! >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Behalf Of Roland Collins >Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 8:27 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: [CFCDev] communicating with a .NET web service > > >Got it working :) > >In fact, you don't even need the DataNode class - Structs work just fine! >It seems that the Axis engine requires you to wrap the ArrayOfDataNode in a >Struct in order to pass it. Seems to work great - I just ran this code and >got "OK" as the response :) Here's how to do it: > > ><cfset nodeArray=StructNew()> ><cfset nodeArray.DataNode = ArrayNew(1)> > ><cfset node=StructNew()> ><cfset node.Path = "Title/Sqlname"> ><cfset node.Data = "eMr"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(nodeArray.DataNode, node)> > ><cfset node=StructNew()> ><cfset node.Path = "name"> ><cfset node.Data = "SomeData"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(nodeArray.DataNode, node)> > > ><cfinvoke webservice="http://igo2.dotnet31.hostbasket.com/data.asmx?wsdl"; >method="write" returnvariable="result"> > <cfinvokeargument name="user" value="web"/> > <cfinvokeargument name="password" value="test"/> > <cfinvokeargument name="table" value="igcontact"/> > <cfinvokeargument name="dataNodes" value="#nodeArray#"/> ></cfinvoke> > ><cfdump var="#result.Status#"> > >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf >Of Nando >Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 12:28 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: [CFCDev] communicating with a .NET web service > >Roland, > >Thanks for your reply! I couldn't get your suggestion to work. >It's erroring >out before it gets to the GetSOAPRequest() call. The "strange" >thing is that >if i call the webservice with cfinvoke, i get the the >"java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch" >error. If i use >CreateObject() as you suggested, i get a "Web service operation >"Write" with >parameters ...... could not be found." error. > >I'm really beginning to see why you love this! ;) Feel free to hit the >webservice. It's a test installation. Here's my current test script ... > > ><cfset args = StructNew()> ><cfset args.User = "web" > ><cfset args.Password = "test"> ><cfset args.Table = "igcontact"> > ><cfset dataNodes = ArrayNew(1)> > ><!--- Title/Sqlname ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Title/Sqlname"> ><cfset node.Data = "eMr"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Name ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Name"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- FirstName ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "FirstName"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Email ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Email"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Phone ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Phone"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Street ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Street"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- PostalCode ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "PostalCode"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- City ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "City"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Country ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Country"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- Comment ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "Comment"> ><cfset node.Data = "some data"> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- SpeakFrench ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "SpeakFrench"> ><cfset node.Data = true> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><!--- NewsLetter ---> ><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> ><cfset node.Path = "NewsLetter"> ><cfset node.Data = true> ><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> > ><cfset ArrayAppend(dataNodes, node)> > ><cfset ArrayOfDataNode = CreateObject("component", "ArrayOfDataNode")> ><cfset ArrayOfDataNode.dataNodes = dataNodes> ><cfset args.dataNodes = ArrayOfDataNode.dataNodes> > ><!--- <cfdump var="#args#"> ---> > ><!--- <cfinvoke >webservice="http://igo2.dotnet31.hostbasket.com/data.asmx?wsdl"; >returnvariable="status" >method="Write" >argumentCollection="#args#"> > ><cfoutput>#status#</cfoutput> ---> > > ><cfscript> > ws = CreateObject("webservice", > "http://igo2.dotnet31.hostbasket.com/data.asmx?wsdl";); > status = ws.Write(args); > req = GetSOAPRequest(ws); ></cfscript> > ><cfdump var="#req#"> > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Behalf Of Roland Collins >>Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 11:52 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: RE: [CFCDev] communicating with a .NET web service >> >> >>Well it's probably just a namespace/datatype issue at this point, which is >>actually pretty easy to fix. >> >>Create the webservice as an object: >> >>ws = CreateObject("webservice", >>"http://igo2.dotnet31.hostbasket.com/data.asmx?wsdl";); >> >>status = ws.Write(args); >> >>req = GetSOAPRequest(ws); >> >><cfdump var="#req#"> >> >>After you send the Write command, dumping the request with >>GetSOAPRequest(ws) shows you exactly what you sent to the >service. You can >>then compare this to what the service expects (viewable on the >example page >>off of the main asmx file). >> >>In fact, if you post that request dump here, I can look at it in more >>detail. Or if you don't mind, I can hit the webservice directly >myself (if >>it won't cause any issues). >> >>I love troubleshooting interop issues - we do a LOT of CF/.NET >connectivity >>;) >> >>Roland >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf >>Of Nando >>Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 2:22 AM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: RE: [CFCDev] communicating with a .NET web service >> >>Hi Roland, >> >>Thanks for answering! Before reading on, if you immediately see what i'm >>doing wrong and have a quick suggestion, great, i'm all ears because i'll >>learn something that might be useful to know. Otherwise i'm ready to drop >>this and move on. >> >>I already had tried what you suggested ... I had an identical >DataNode.cfc. >>I'm getting the error: >> >>******* >> >>Could not perform web service invocation "Write". >>Here is the fault returned when invoking the web service operation: >> >> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch >> >>******* >> >>Current test that produces the above error with a DataNode.cfc in the same >>directory. >> >>******* webserviceTest_62.cfm :) >> >><cfset args = StructNew()> >><cfset args.User = "web" > >><cfset args.Password = "test"> >><cfset args.Table = "igcontact"> >> >><cfset args.DataNodes = ArrayNew(1)> >><!--- Title/Sqlname ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Title/Sqlname"> >><cfset node.Data = "eMr"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Name ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Name"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- FirstName ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "FirstName"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Email ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Email"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Phone ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Phone"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Street ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Street"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- PostalCode ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "PostalCode"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- City ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "City"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Country ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Country"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- Comment ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "Comment"> >><cfset node.Data = "some data"> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- SpeakFrench ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "SpeakFrench"> >><cfset node.Data = true> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><!--- NewsLetter ---> >><cfset node = CreateObject("component", "DataNode")> >><cfset node.Path = "NewsLetter"> >><cfset node.Data = true> >><cfset node.ReconcKey = true> >> >><cfset ArrayAppend(args.DataNodes, node)> >> >><cfdump var="#args#"> >> >><cfinvoke webservice="http://igo2.dotnet31.hostbasket.com/data.asmx?wsdl"; >>returnvariable="status" >>method="Write" >>argumentCollection="#args#"> >> >><cfoutput>#status#</cfoutput> >> >>******* >> >>Now here's a snippet from Write.java auto-generated from WSDL >> >>package com.invigo.ws; >> >>public class Write implements java.io.Serializable { >> private java.lang.String user; >> private java.lang.String password; >> private java.lang.String table; >> private com.invigo.ws.ArrayOfDataNode dataNodes; >> >> public Write() { >> } >> >> public Write( >> java.lang.String user, >> java.lang.String password, >> java.lang.String table, >> com.invigo.ws.ArrayOfDataNode dataNodes) { >> this.user = user; >> this.password = password; >> this.table = table; >> this.dataNodes = dataNodes; >> } >> >>Seems like it's expecting the array to be packaged inside an object??? I'm >>not sure. >> >>Nando >> >> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>Behalf Of Roland Collins >>>Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 1:02 AM >>>To: [email protected] >>>Subject: RE: [CFCDev] communicating with a .NET web service >>> >>> >>>Did you try creating a CFC named DataNode and using cfproperty to >>>define all >>>of the elements in the DataNode class? We use a similar method to >>>communicate to a fairly complex WS. >>> >>>Try the attached files... >>> >>>Roland >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >>---------------------------------------------------------- >>You are subscribed to cfcdev. 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