I have already come across a couple of (confirmed by Adobe support)
bugs with the way Flex constructs SOAP requests when using .NET web
services and am wondering if I've found a third. I suppose this could
be the expected behavior but it seems awfully weird to me. Part of the
request that my web service expects is a ContainersToRetrieve node,
which contains 1 or more child ContainerType nodes. Like this:
<ContainersToRetrieve>
<ContainerType>IndustryTrends</ContainerType>
<ContainerType>RPRSelections</ContainerType>
</ContainersToRetrieve>
When constructing the request in MXML, I have discovered that if I am
only sending one ContainerType argument that I need to omit the
ContainerType node and put the contents directly inside
ContainersToRetrieve. Like this:
<ContainersToRetrieve>
IndustryTrends
</ContainersToRetrieve>
But if I need to send more than one I have to include the
ContainerType nodes in my MXML, like this:
<ContainersToRetrieve>
<ContainerType>
IndustryTrends
</ContainerType>
<ContainerType>
RPRSelections
</ContainerType>
</ContainersToRetrieve>
Is this how this should work? I am including my entire WebService tag
below. Thanks in advance.
Ben
<mx:WebService id="ws" wsdl="http://mysite.com/WebService.asmx?WSDL";
useProxy="false"
fault="getTrendsFault(event)" result="getTrendsResult(event)">
<mx:operation name="GetDocument" resultFormat="e4x">
<mx:request>
<EnterpriseId>11111</EnterpriseId>
<DocumentType>RPR-EBD</DocumentType>
<ContainersToRetrieve>
<ContainerType>
IndustryTrends
</ContainerType>
<ContainerType>
RPRSelections
</ContainerType>
</ContainersToRetrieve>
<MetadataToRetrieve>
RPRDocumentHistory
</MetadataToRetrieve>
</mx:request>
</mx:operation>
</mx:WebService>
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