Keep us posted! >I got IP*Works! to work w/o prompting me about an evaluation copy. This >was already discussed in another thread with a subject title 'Installing >IPWorks on desktop/CE?'. > >Basically, you need to get the object.ok property for your win32 >development machine (not the pda) and then set this value in your >NSBasic code. I downloaded a demo copy of NSBasic/Desktop to create my >app that retrieved my 'ok' value. > >I should have some sample code in a week or two that shows how to do >something with Ruby on Rails and NSBasic. This should be pretty cool. > > >--- In [email protected], "t2thecathp" <t2theca...@...> wrote: >> >> As far as programming goes and making NSBasic talk to Ruby on Rails >via SOAP, look at the previously cited Ruby on Rails sample, copy the >page source from a services.wsdl file and use this NSoftware page to >help generate the rest of the code, making mods as necessary from eVB to >NSBasic/CE: http://www.nsoftware.com/kb/apps/wspg/Default.aspx >> >> --- In [email protected], "t2thecathp" <t2thecathp@> wrote: >> > >> > I never got PocketSOAP working and I was never able to get support >from NSBasic. >> > >> > I tried IPWorks. It required registration and a license key and a >serial number. As a NSBasic user, I am supposedly entitled to a free >copy of an ActiveX release for Pocket PC 2002. >> > >> > So I have some SOAP code finally working with NSBasic, but every >time you create a SOAP object, you get a dialog box saying: >> > >> > "This application uses an evaluation version of IP*Works!. You may >test if for a period of 30 days as specified in the Licensing >Agreement. Further use requires a license. For more information, >please visit www.nsoftware.com" >> > >> > I have tried add a colon (":") in my AddObject statement, and >placing the license number after the colon. I tried three different >keys/licenses/etc that were provided by IP*Works, but none of them get >rid of the box about the evaluation copy. >> > >> > --- In [email protected], "t2thecathp" <t2thecathp@> wrote: >> > > >> > > I found a good howto for making a SOAP server in Ruby on Rails here: >> > > http://benrobb.com/2007/01/30/howto-put-wsdl-on-rails/ >> > > >> > > But I am having trouble getting PocketSOAP to even send out some >packets, let alone actually do something. >> > > >> > > >> > > --- In [email protected], "t2thecathp" <t2thecathp@> wrote: >> > > > >> > > > I need to write an app in Ruby on Rails that will act as a SOAP >server. I need to use PocketSOAP with NSBasic/CE to create an app that >will be a SOAP-based client to the Ruby on Rails app. >> > > > >> > > > PocketSOAP comes with an example program that grabs a stock >quote, but the SOAP server used in the example is no longer online. >There is also eVB code on the PocketSOAP samples on the PocketSOAP >website. I used the NSBasic feature to convert eVB to NSBasic/CE code, >but it still relies on the same underlying SOAP server that is no longer >online. >> > > > >> > > > Can anyone point me to documentation, How To's, a demo SOAP >server that I can test against, or sample code? >> > > > >> > > >> > >> > > > > >------------------------------------ > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
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