Hi Tom, What is all the of the exact output you are getting from the PHP
script? That is, the exact warning on line 260 and the text of the
error? It looks like there is a problem decompressing the request with
gzinflate. I would guess that PHP zlib is not enabled on-rev account,
since I think
Andre-
Friday, November 27, 2009, 10:05:30 AM, you wrote:
> :-O thanks I am not using SOAP right now but I've tried building those
> many many years ago and know how hard they are.
Yeah - figured I'd save someone some work. The hardest part for me was
figuring out the http
Mark,
:-O thanks I am not using SOAP right now but I've tried building those
many many years ago and know how hard they are.
Cheers
andre
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 5:00 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
> David-
>
> Thursday, November 26, 2009, 1:04:11 AM, you wrote:
>
> > It
David-
Thursday, November 26, 2009, 1:04:11 AM, you wrote:
> It seems there is no built in library as of the time of this post to do
> SOAP calls with Rev. However, Mark Weider has written a helpful SOAP
> library in Rev that he has graciously made available and it could likely
> be
One other thing.
The error reports a warning at line 260 as a data error:
function decompressData( &$data )
{
$data = gzinflate( substr( $data, 10 ) );
}
And a fatal error: Call to undefined function PUB_()
:runtime created function on line 1
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
David,
Hello, and thanks for posting this answer to your own question. :-)
I uploaded both files as required to my on-rev account at the root
public level. I tried the Demo's in the rev file and get an error on
the first and last Demo but not on the second one. The "Hello" example
works wh
Hello,
I wanted to respond on list to my own post in case anybody finds the
answer to the question I asked helpful.
It seems there is no built in library as of the time of this post to do
SOAP calls with Rev. However, Mark Weider has written a helpful SOAP
library in Rev that he has
Please re-post it. Sounds usefull.
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I posted it to the old revOnline back in the day. I'll have to get
around to reposting one of these days.
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Hello all,
Can anybody help me by explaining the best way to call SOAP functions
from a rev stack? Searching the archive I see that Mark Wieder developed
a libSOAP stack at some point, but I can not find it in RevOnline. Maybe
I am missing a supported Rev library? (The amount of data that is
Does anyone know of a way to save incoming SOAP attachments using
Rev? I am trying to capture PDF pages of patents sent by the European
Patent Office, but all I am actually seeing is the XML with the
CONTENT_REF tag that supposedly points to the attachment. I have no
idea what has actually
he start of the file
name). So the command looks like this:
curl -s -H "Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf8" -H "SOAPAction: !
requestname!" --data-binary "@!the request!" !the endpoint!
where !requestname! is the SOAP method, !therequest! is the temp
file, and !endp
Hi,
Yes, I use the post command. Will curil work on Mac and Windows? I
took a look at curl, but I can't figure how to use it to send and
receive a soap command. This the code I use:
--
-- Post the Request
--
try
set the HTTPHeaders to myHTTPH
I imagine that you're POSTing the SOAP calls to the server, so you
could try using curl shell commands for the POSTs - that way, your
SendSoapCommands will not return until they have got a response.
Best,
Mark
On 26 Oct 2007, at 18:49, Dave wrote:
So what I want is for SendSoapCom
Hi,
I've been working on this, but I still can't get it to work how I
want it to.
I have a series of SOAP requests that much be executed in sequence.
The data received from sending one command is used as a parameter to
the next. As an example, here is the following Pseudo c
erver pool and the actions that cause SOAP requests - this nested
blocks could get really ugly. I try never to use wait in my software.
You mail before this one, you pondered about how to return data to the
function that called the SOAP request. What I'd do is like this, one
of the paramete
ters
--
get LibSoapGetSessionParameters
(theSoapID,mySoapURL,mySOAPEnvelope,mySoapNameSpace)
--
-- Substitute the fields in the Prototype Soap Envelope
--
put theMethod && "xmlns=" & quote & mySoapNameSpace & quote into
myNameSpaceMethod
replace "<
Hi Andre,
Thanks a lot for the detailed response. I'd actually thought of using
a queue to hold the requests, it seems like a better approach anyway,
however I didn't do it like that because I couldn't figure out how to
return the results from the request.
In my SO
using send in time, you can't gather what were the
original parameters for the call by examining the pendingMessages.
If I were in your shoes, I'd work like this:
1) create a transaction queue. This would be an array where each web
request would be a member. Each array member stores all
Hi All,
I have implemented some SOAP calls and it all works fine, except that
I have need to send Poll to the server every so often. When the timer
goes off, it makes a call to the SOAP Library, this too works fine
unless you do something in the user window that causes another SOAP
David-
> I've re-structured it quite a bit, I need to fix a few problems, then
> I'll release it back. I've made it a lot more general purpose and much
> easier to use.
Great. I'm looking forward to it. And can definitely put it to use.
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Hi Mark,
Thanks a lot for that, I managed to get it working in time for the demo!
I've re-structured it quite a bit, I need to fix a few problems, then
I'll release it back. I've made it a lot more general purpose and
much easier to use.
Thanks Again
All the Best
Dave
David-
> One question though, I can't find any documentation on the
> SOAP.RPCRequest() function. When I click it in SOAPLib Stack, it just
> shows the name.
Urk. You're right. I just posted a fixed version.
> This was taken from the old SOAP Stack, however there are
END TRY
END PerformAction
where the custom property uSOAPEnvelope of the library stack ($HEADER,
$METHOD, and $PARAMS will be replaced in the call to SOAP.RPCRequest by the
appropriate parameters) is:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instan
Hi Again,
I'm really confused on how this SOAP library has to be setup. I've
been trying to make sense of it by stepping through the code but
since I'm not sure what it is supposed to work, I'm not having an
awful lot of luck! For ins
t" into myMethod
put "http://dykyh.com/ws"; into myNameSpace
put "http://dykyh.com/ws/DoesUserExist"; into mySoapAction
put SOAP.RPCRequest
(myURL,myMethod,myNameSpace,myParams,mySoapAction) into mySoapResponse
put mySoapResponse into field 1
end mouseUp
This was taken from
In fact, for the main SOAP service that I use, I made a library that
I have a few apps using. It's also an https situation, and I had
problems with frequent timeouts (see bug 3639), so I use curl for the
actual http side of it, so using the SOAP library wouldn't have been
an opt
Mark-
Friday, October 5, 2007, 4:57:22 PM, you wrote:
> I work with a couple of SOAP services, and frankly, I'm with Dave in
> not really seeing the point of it. It seems to be a sledge-hammer to
> crack a nut.
> The approach I take is to make template requests with placehold
ying your original when it didn't work for me and I needed to
work with our existing web services. I wasn't at all sure it would
work over an https connection, but the authentication process went
smoothly.
> My inability to "get" SOAP, is that I still don't see how it o
x27;re noted as such in the stack script.
Many (all??) of the URLs used in the samples for the original are no
longer valid.
One problem with the original stack is that it was written when SOAP
was at an earlier stage. It was used much in the same way as XML-RPC,
and the "document&qu
I work with a couple of SOAP services, and frankly, I'm with Dave in
not really seeing the point of it. It seems to be a sledge-hammer to
crack a nut.
The approach I take is to make template requests with placeholders,
store them in custom properties, copy them into variables and
Dave-
I've put my updated version of the stack on revOnline as libSOAP (in user
space mwieder). There are still some things that won't work from the
original, as I don't really understand what was intended for these handlers,
and they're noted as such in the stack script. The others are fully
I think (I wrote it.). Probably copying another
function (revSoapRpcRequest perhaps) and then forgetting to delete
this portion.
Is there a more up to date SOAP library?
Not that I know of. Although hopefully someone will chime in with
something. I had to give up with SOAP when I realise
Hi,
I am interested in using SOAP to communicate between a client and
server. I downloaded "Unsupported Stacks" from the RunRev web site
and found a file called "SOAP_toolbox.rev" which seems to do what I
want. However when I came to use the functions in the st
--- Gregory Lypny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> There used to be a nice tutorial stack on SOAP. Can
> anyone tell me
> where I can find it?
>
> Regards,
>
> Greg
>
Hi Greg,
You can find this and other stacks on
Hello everyone,
There used to be a nice tutorial stack on SOAP. Can anyone tell me
where I can find it?
Regards,
Greg
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thanks! Kee
On Oct 10, 2004, at 1:11 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
--- kee nethery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Back in 2.2 I used a stack revSOAP to send XML via
SOAP.
Now with 2.5, I'm not finding any documentation on
SOAP at all.
Should I keep using the revSOAP stack to do SOAP or
ar
--- kee nethery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Back in 2.2 I used a stack revSOAP to send XML via
> SOAP.
> Now with 2.5, I'm not finding any documentation on
> SOAP at all.
> Should I keep using the revSOAP stack to do SOAP or
> are there new
> functions within 2
I believe the problem I am experiencing is with object serialization from Java. I have
not taken the time to track it down since I am in the process of moving to 2.5. I
will do further debugging later this week to if why during a SOAP call the applciation
exits.
K
--- K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I there a version of the soap toolkit capible of
> commnicating with Java Application serves and .NET?
>
The SOAP library is up for a rewrite in the next
version of Revolution, to more closely resemble the
new XML-RPC library, but should wo
I there a version of the soap toolkit capible of commnicating with Java Application
serves and .NET?
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coincidental.
Any
Well, I finally decided to dive into the SOAP examples stack today and
was a bit dismayed to find that two of the three RPC SOAP examples
don't work (anymore - I assume they once did). The Babelfish example
returns "this service is currently disabled" and the Great Circle
example g
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 12:49 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Hi revs,
I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there...
There's an example stack that comes with Rev 2.x
Regards
Monte
Thanks Monte,
I just forgot to look at the folder.
On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 09:37 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Hi revs,
I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there...
Look in the distribution folder. There is a real nice tutorial stack
Revolution x.x/Sample Stacks/SOAP_toolbox.rev
Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Mindlu
> Hi revs,
>
> I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there...
>
There's an example stack that comes with Rev 2.x
Regards
Monte
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Hi revs,
I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there...
Cheers
Andre Garzia 2003
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I do have the 2.01 version, so I've got the latest stacks. I think a lot of the
problem I am running into is that Amazon and RunRev seem to use different terminology
for the same thing, and since I am just beginning to fool around with SOAP it's
confusing.
As far as Amazon goes, I
At 2:10 pm -0700 11/6/03, Edwin Gore wrote:
I'm starting to play around with Amazon's Web Services stuff, and I
noticed that none of the 2.0 commands for using Soap seem to have
made it into the Docs. I know about the sample files, and it looks
like that has everything I am going to nee
Hi Folks,
i don't know if this was covered before, but can someone point me to
some SOAP examples, or XML-RPC (don't know if someone implemented it),
i still have 28 days left on my trial and want to check if it suits my
network needs.
thanks in advance
Andre Alves Garzia 2003 B
At 6:34 pm +0200 27/6/02, Marc Weeber wrote:
>hi there,
>
>I am very new to Revolution, but it seems like a very interesting
>programming environment for my goals, which is building a nice
>interface to some web services. My question is: is there a library
>for processing SOA
hi there,
I am very new to Revolution, but it seems like a very interesting
programming environment for my goals, which is building a nice interface
to some web services. My question is: is there a library for processing
SOAP and/or XML? This may be a FAQ, if so, please refer me to the proper
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