Thanks for the suggestion. I tried:
// variation five
ws.sendStrings(One,Two,Three);
// variation six
ws.sendStrings(new Array(One,Two,Three));
Both of the above result in the exact same empty SOAP message being
generated. Any other ideas? Given the number of variations that I
have tried,
Get a HTTP traffic sniffer like ServiceCapture and see how the request
is going out. It looks to be an issue on the WebService side or you
are making a call to an invalid WSDL or WebService file.
You need to look into the WebService side of things.
Renaun
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Did you try creating and sending that XML I suggested?
Darren
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Thanks
I have been using tcpdump to grab the packets. I can tell that the
SOAP Envelope being generated contains an empty parameter list. Per
my first post, the SOAP envelope being generated looks like the
following (less formatting):
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
SOAP-ENV:Envelope
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Did you try creating and sending that XML I suggested?
Darren
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Try:
ws.sendStrings(One,Two,Three);
Which should make the call with 3 distinct parameters.
Renaun
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I'm using a webservice that requires that an array of strings be
passed to one function. Each method that I have
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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Array parameters fail with Webservices
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 18:21:06 -
Try:
ws.sendStrings(One,Two,Three);
Which should make the call with 3 distinct parameters.
Renaun
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