thanks for reporting that.
Indeed we should improve on that level.
Stef
On Nov 30, 2010, at 7:47 PM, Cédrick Béler wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to try some webservice experiments. I loaded the last version of
> SoapOpera but then, I struggled a lot and I still can't make it work.
>
> First, I needed authentication and I didn't found how to do that in SOAP. I
> managed to make it work by hacking Kom.
> Does someone knows how to do that properly or if it's not possible?
>
> Second, I just can't make it work (whereas I can in PHP and it's dead simple
> :( with SoapClient). I have an error message saying that the interface is not
> known... After investigating a bit, I think that the problem is there is no
> "interpretation" of the wsdl file that describe the set of services.
>
> Can people confirm if I'm wrong or not ?
> What's the current state of SoapOpera development ? Are there alternatives ?
>
> TIA
>
> ps: in PHP
>
> $client = new SoapClient($WSDL, array('login'=> $LOGIN,'password'=> $PASS));
> $client->TDOptionsPromotion( "whatever parameters");
>
> in Smalltalk (not the example I tried but something else that nearly works,
> except I get one value, the last one, instead of an array of five)
>
> call := (SoapCallEntry tcpHost: 'footballpool.dataaccess.eu' port: 80)
> newCall.
> call targetObjectURI: 'data/info.wso'.
> call namespace: 'http://footballpool.dataaccess.eu'.
> call methodName: 'TopGoalScorers'.
> call addParameterNamed: 'iTopN' value: '5'.
> call invokeAndReturn.
