Glen hit it all on the head. Will, when you say you want AccuTerm to do something, in this case AccuTerm is doing nothing but passing the message along to some other process that will actually do the function. The only need to ever include AccuTerm or wIntegrate in a complex function is when you Need the client to perform the operation because the server cannot. If all you want to do is call Web Services, you can do that directly from your MV platforms. If you Need the _client_ to do the function then have the client shell out, execute the function, return data to a local file, then send the local file to the server for processing. I dunno about glass speedbump but that's sure the sort of unnecessary Rube Goldberg contraption that Pick people create way too often.
To _execute_ "the function", use the sequence ESC STX > thefunction CR. Check the AT Help for details and alternatives. The magic bit I have to leave out is exactly what is that function/code on the client that calls a web service and parses XML? Well, the world is full of examples and it's up to you to roll your own or find some code to do what you need - but the Accuterm part is as easy as it is unnecessary. As always I can help if required. Good luck, Tony Author, "Web Services and .NET" article series, Spectrum Magazine Glen B wrote: > Why bother with Accuterm? You can do what you want > straight from the command line using BASIC. >From Will: >> Here is a name, look up this person's address, using an >> internet service. ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
