Hello, I'm new to Openlaszlo, trying to use it as a SOAP client and running into a problem (limitation/something) maybe someone can help identify. I've made a simple WSDL (which works in a wsdl explorer, for what that's worth) and have more or less copied the Amazon RPC example from the developer's guide to try to send a soap message (see attached).
The Amazon example works; if I Debug.inspect(amazon.proto) in that example, if I'm reading the output correctly (and I may not be), the prototype is an LzNamespace with the namespace set by the targetNamespace of their wsdl, and there are a lot of array members you can do "stuff" with. In my example WidgetFactory, if I Debug.inspect(WidgetFactory.proto) I have an LzNamespace with an incorrect namespace set (and it actually changed if I put different content in the wsdl <schema>), and with two array members, ala: WidgetFactory proto: «#LzNamespace#6#5| LzNamespace http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema» { long: ns[ct] namespace: 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' } It seems the namespace here should be what my wsdl targets (http://tempuri.org/WidgetFactory/). And in lps.log, I see eg.: DEBUG soap.WSDLParser - found port type operation for createWidget DEBUG soap.LZSOAPService - registered type mapping for object: {http://tempuri.org/WidgetFactory/}createWidgetRequestType DEBUG soap.ClientSOAPService - adding operation: createWidget I would have expected to see a WidgetFactory.proto member of "createWidgetRequestType" and "createWidget" to access those. I've tried to mimic how Amazon's namespace usage is done, but either something is "not right" or I'm running into some bug or limitation. Any ideas? I'm using 4.0.11 (linux "development kit" with the included tomcat server), and tried both swf and dhtml. Thanks, Jesse -- Jesse Norell Kentec Communications, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WidgetFactory.lzx
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WidgetFactoryRPC.wsdl
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