Thanks Bob... that's a very helpful tag that I didn't know about. The trace shows I'm getting as far as "encoding soap request body" before the error crops up - seems to suggest something wrong with my input args??
--- In [email protected], "bobignacio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Set the following on the line right after the "<mx:Application" tag > near the top: > > <mx:TraceTarget /> > > Run your application in debug mode. This will allow you to see all the > network traffic going across the wire. See if you actually get a > response from the NDFD web service. > > Hope this helps, > > Bob I. > > > --- In [email protected], "jaywood58" <jaywood@> wrote: > > > > > > I am having a problem getting data from the National Weather Service's > > "National Digital Forecast Database" XML Web Service... > > http://www.weather.gov/xml/ <http://www.weather.gov/xml/> . I',m using > > Flex Builder 2.0.1. > > > > The service provides 9 functions for accessing the NWS' vast database of > > weather forecasts and statistics. I am able to use the simplest one, > > "latLonByZipCode" with no trouble... I pass it a valid US zipcode, it > > returns a string containing the corresponding latitude and longitude. I > > pass it a bad zipcode, it returns a nice, informative error message. > > > > When I try one of the other functions (NDFDgenByDay), I keep getting the > > following: "TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method > > of a null object reference", triggered by the webservice call. The > > errorID i s 0, the fault code is "Encoding Error", and the message is > > null. > > > > The only difference I can see between these 2 function calls is the list > > of input parameters -- latLonByZipCode (the one that's working) takes a > > single string argument; NDFDgenByDay takes a mix of decimal, date, > > integer, and string arguments. Could an ill-formed argument list cause > > this error? (and if so, what do I need to do to fix it). Any help would > > be greatly appreciated! > > >
