That does help - thank you.  Is your project using the Flash 8
Webservice classes?  What did you need to do in .NET 2.0 to get it to
send out SOAP 1.0?  
 

Jason Merrill 
Bank of America  
GT&O Learning & Leadership Development 
eTools & Multimedia Team 


 


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        From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jan Schluenzen
        Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 1:05 PM
        To: Open Source Flash Mailing List
        Subject: Re: [osflash] OT: Flash 8 webservice classes and SOAP
versioning
        
        
        Jason -
        I'm still new to web services but the project I'm currently
working on connects to a webservice (AS 2.0, .NET) and we only got it
working once the webservice sent out SOAP 1.0. Didn't work with 1.2. We
didn't try 1.1 though. Maybe that helps a little.
        Jan
        
        
        
        On 9/27/07, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
wrote: 


                I hope nobody minds the non-OSFlash question here,
though it does have 
                to do with the Flash platform.  Flashcoders is down
still (over a week
                now - Figleaf said they are working on it, but nothing
working yet), and
                the other Flash forums I know of suck.  I tried asking
this question on 
                Flexcoders last night, but no response yet.  Does anyone
know of a GOOD
                e-mail list serv to ask advanced Flash/Actionscript
questions?  My
                experience with Yahoo groups and Adobe forums is that
they are usually
                (not always) filled with newbies who wouldn't have a
clue what I'm
                asking.  Plus Adobe's forums are down anyway.
                
                If anyone here knows the answer to this....
                
                I have an enterprise application I built with Flash 8
and Actionscript 
                2.0 last spring.  Has worked great since then.  The
application connects
                to  Webservices in a .NET 1.1 server environment.  As I
understand it,
                our .NET 1.1 environment pushes out Webservice messages
in either SOAP 
                1.1  or SOAP 1.0.  Today, they were testing my Flash
application in a
                .NET 2.0 environment and the Webservices stopped
working/being
                connectable from my Flash  app.  I am assuming so
because the Flash 8
                Webservice classes were written for either SOAP 1.1 or
SOAP 1.0
                specifications (correct?).
                
                Our .NET developer was able to get .NET 2.0 to push out
SOAP 1.1, but
                the application still won't connect to the Webservice,
so I am thinking
                it must be looking for SOAP 1.0.  The developer is
trying to push our
                the SOAP as SOAP 1.0, but meanwhile, I would like to
know:
                
                1. Do the Webservice classes in Flash 8 only work with
SOAP 1.0?  What
                specs are they written for?
                2. Does it appear that pushing our SOAP messages in SOAP
1.0 from .NET
                2.0  is both possible, and a reasonable answer to the
problem?  Our
                developer seems to get .NET to push  out SOAP 1.1, but
not 1.0 and the
                app is still broken.
                3. Has Adobe made any updates available for SOAP 1.1 or
SOAP 1.2 (for
                Actionscript 2.0/Flash8, not Actionscript 3.0/FP9)?
                4.  It seems with Flex 2/ Flash CS3 Webservices are
connected to
                differently - what SOAP formats are supported?  (that
said, I would hate
                to have to rebuild this application in Actionscript 3.0,
though I love
                Actionscript 3.0).
                
                Jason Merrill
                Bank of America
                GT&O Learning & Leadership Development
                eTools & Multimedia Team
                
                
                
                
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