I needed to call a SOAP service using RPC style which is not supported
by the Force.com connector.
In the end it wasn't hard to roll my own system which simply uses
URLFetchService and parses the XML ignoring (or adding) the SOAP
envelope rubbish.
On 3 Sep 2010, at 15:41, Francois Masurel wrote:
I've successfully used some SOAP Services using the WSC library :
http://code.google.com/p/sfdc-wsc/
Francois
On 3 sep, 10:27, moissinac <[email protected]> wrote:
No true/false response possible.
1) Response time: if a GAE application calls web services, each call
must be ended in the limited response time offered by Google; so if
there is some delay in the response of the called web service, you
need to manage this finely; it could be a bit complex
2) Web service framework: if you implement web services by using a
framework/library (Axis,...), it's possible/common that the framework
uses a database and so that the framework is not directly compatible
with GAE
But, it's POSSIBLE to implement anf use web services with GAE
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