Bruce,
i recently used callHttp to generate 'Customs Form' through the USPS.
You are basically right in your understanding.
It is very quick as long as you have a good connection .. we were
getting forms back in PDF format (6 pages) in approx 2-4 seconds after
submit. For your address you
Theres a good example of this on www.pickwiki.com
We use a similiar system for address verification and debit/credit card
payments. Performance is more than adequate.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Bruce Lunt
Sent: Mon 16/05/2005 23:19
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Bruce,
Am I right in thinking that you are consuming a web service here? You say
the response is in XML.
If so, check out whether your version of UniData supports the newer SOAP
calling (SOAPCreateRequest etc) routines (I only have UniVerse here so I
can't check). These might be more
Hi All,
We have a program that used to work but is now not
functioning. The problems is if you have an active
select list and you try to run the following
statements
GET.LIST CL.BCS.MAYBE this has 139 records
SELECT STUDENTS WITH X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG LIKE 'N...'
This statement will return
Larry,
Well, if you have to work in dimensioned arrays that would be the way to
do it. Unfortunately, the code base I am working off of took this idea
and completely messed it up. It is to the point that the dictionaries can
not be trusted to truly represent the data. We are spending a great
Bruce Lunt wrote:
I have been investigating using callhttp to send addresses to
the web for
address verification and the documentation is leaving me a little
unfulfilled.
There are some examples on the Wiki:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?CallHTTP
and
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writes:
Yes. But it only works when stepping through an array in a READNEXT
fashion. So if you're accessing fields in random order (as a lot of my
code does) you gain nothing.
No it does work even when
Ken,
Thanks for the suggestion, but that would require changing programs that
we had no intention of changing. Further making such changes is much
larger than can fit within the scope of the current enhancement project. A
global system switch that effected just this one behavior would have been
You implied that the difference isn't what it used to be.
This is not true.
It's only not what it used to be in certain situations. In other
situations,
it is exactly what it used to be.
Sigh.
I have a six year old girl who hates it when anyone else is right about
anything. I was showing her
Brian,
i would like a copy of that to if you can dig it up.
jak
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From: Brian Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 8:13 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] Questions about addRequestParameter
Bruce,
Am I right in thinking that you
Fawaz Ashraff wrote:
Hi All,
We have a program that used to work but is now not
functioning. The problems is if you have an active
select list and you try to run the following
statements
GET.LIST CL.BCS.MAYBE this has 139 records
SELECT STUDENTS WITH X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG LIKE 'N...'
This
Hi Roger,
Non of the dictionaries are indexed and I can select
the data. File is not corrupted.
Fawaz
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Fawaz Ashraff wrote:
Hi All,
We have a program that used to work but is now not
functioning. The problems is if you have an active
select
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Will Johnson postulated:
This would imply that not only would the run-time engine have
to maintain a pointer to the last cell referenced, but also
it would have to maintain a register telling it the cell
number of this cell (not just its offset). So it needs two
variables. I've never heard
Well it's nice to see that when you are wrong, instead of discussing the
logic of the problem you resort to slanderous name-calling, how pleasant.
Perhaps
you did learn something from your daughter.
Will
In a message dated 5/17/2005 6:10:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In a message dated 5/17/2005 7:47:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
es, Will. There are two variables. The descriptor definition found in
$UVHOME/gcidir/include/DATUM.h states:
structDstring
{ /* This are my comments. GI */
STRING str;
Thanks, David.
I did finally get it to work, after changing the url address.
I was geeting a 0 response to my requests but it wasn't giving me what I was
asking for. It turns out that something along the way was changing the url
from ws. to www. and that put me in the wrong camp, but the right
Thanks, Wendy.
I used that CallHTTP code for my starter kit. I just couldn't get it to work
right until the web-service gave me a different url. Now, its all looking
rosy.
Regards,
R. Bruce Lunt
From: Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Brian,
John received your reply and that is when I saw it, after seeing his reply.
(I think hotmail is hiding some things from me!)
I would like to see what you said about callSOAP
Thanks,
R. Bruce Lunt
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