nd of
slow sometime when connecting to Intershipper, but it's worth the wait.
Just my .02
Bill
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> From: Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 12:51 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Working with FedEx API?
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There is a web site called Intershipper that calculates shipping rates
for you for many shippers, including FedEx. They offer a CF custom tag
even. Its a free service. They do package tracking, too.
http://www.intershipper.com
Anyone used it? Any comments? I havn't yet but we plan to in our
shopp
Let me warn you now. This program does NOT like Windows 2000, and machines
with multiple IP addresses (so dont install it on any modern web server). We
have to keep the stupid program on a standalone box on the network. Fedex is
really dragging their feet on fixing this.
jon
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if you e-mail me a copy, or supply a URL to download it, I'll let you know
the class name(s). Otherwise, try going out to Microsoft's site and
downloading the object/ole viewer (
http://www.microsoft.com/com/resources/oleview.asp ). Search through "all
objects" for something like 'fedex' or 'fed
I am using the FedEx WebAPI and a modified version of the Track.class to do
some Non_Web_Based tracking of multiple shipments which is working well for
us. You could modify this to work in the CF environment but Fedex already
provides a trackapi.cgi that can be integrated into you apps. This wou
fedexapi is actually a server. you should see it in services on your NT
box(assuming NT). you don't reference the dll. try to use the html
example...it's written in C++ so you need to setup CGI-BIN. to do it in CF
you'll have to read the fedexapi docs and suffer.
have fun
"Will Ryan" <[EMAIL PRO
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