Resolved.
Using the Adobe Specifications, I did not create an array within the
content:Object.
Was:
public function headers():void
{
// Create QName and SOAPHeader objects.
var q1:QName=new QName("http://ws.indymanage.com";,
"authHeader");
header1=new SOAPHeader(q1, {"userName":"xxxxx"});
header2=new SOAPHeader(q1, {"passCode":"yyyyy"});
// Add the header1 SOAP Header to all web service
requests.
wsClients.GetClients.addHeader(header1);
wsClients.GetClients.addHeader(header2);
}
Now:
public function headers():void
{
// Create QName and SOAPHeader objects.
var q1:QName=new QName("http://ws.indymanage.com";,
"authHeader");
header1=new SOAPHeader(q1, {"userName":"xxxxx",
"passCode":"yyyy"});
// Add the header1 SOAP Header to all web service
requests.
wsClients.GetClients.addHeader(header1);
}
Still not sure why the headersXML did not work, but I think that has to
with .NET, not FLEX.
Thanks to everyone who came to my assistance,
Brian
--- In [email protected], "bsausser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> .NET Web Services
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>
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> [Novice Notification (Trying out the Flex Platform)]
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>
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> Goal: pull an array of clients from a .NET 2.0 Web Service and
populate
> a Flex DataGrid.
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> Spec: use Soap Headers to restrict access to web service.
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>
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> Models copied from:
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> 1) Adobe's Specification,
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> 2) Cynergy's Census Mashups Using StrikeIron Web Services and
> Yahoo Maps in Flex 2
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> Successful without Soap Headers; Unsuccessful with Soap Headers in
both
> models.
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> Model 1: screen shots
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> NET-Code <http://www.dendera.com/images/NET-code.jpg>
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> http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-code.gif
> <http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-code.gif>
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> http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-debug-var.gif
> <http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-debug-var.gif>
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> Model 2: screen shots
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> http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-code-xml.gif
> <http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-code-xml.gif>
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> http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-debug-var-xml.gif
> <http://www.dendera.com/images/flex-debug-var-xml.gif>
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> Any help or opinions would be greatly appreciated,
>
> Brian
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