Sound advice from Ian there - I see many people getting unstuck when using
web services through many layers of abstraction, basically because they
don't understand what a web service is what http is etc. I would recommend
learning about WSDL, XML, HTTP and try a few things out in different ways.
Consuming web services from U2 is really not that difficult. I've done both
SOAP and RESTful transactions via both secure (HTTPS) and insecure (HTTP)
connections. Some examples of the web services I've consumed from within U2
are:
1) UPS and FedEx package tracking services
2) Credit card
Hi all,
For those who took a look at our first ever 'Public Beta' release, I just
wanted to quickly thank you! I'll be looking for your feedback to determine if
this is something we should do with all our major releases, or not.
As we draw near to releasing, I'd love you to take this very
This is using the SOAP commands from within BASIC? Or some other way?
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Using the SOAP and/or HTTP commands from within Basic.
--Larry
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
This is using the SOAP commands from within BASIC? Or some other way?
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Harold,
I did some work at a county pupil transportation garage. They wanted to
post their bus schedule on the internet hoping to reduce their phone
load. I simply put the http scripting in literals in the program and
supplied them as I read through the bus file and built the web page in
