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 instance, this function:
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-- SOAP.RPCRequest
--
--------------------------------------------
FUNCTION SOAP.RPCRequest pUrl, pMethod, pNamespace, pParams,
pSoapAction, pHeader, pValue, pType
local tHeaders
local tSOAPEnvelope
local tMethod
local tMethodTag
put the uSOAPEnvelope of me into tSOAPEnvelope
put kMethodHeader & ":" & pMethod into tMethod
put "<" & tMethod && "xmlns:" & kMethodHeader & "=" & quote &
pNamespace & quote & ">" into tMethodTag
replace "<$METHOD>" WITH tMethodTag in tSOAPEnvelope
replace "</$METHOD>" WITH "</" & tMethod & ">" in tSOAPEnvelope
replace "<$PARAMS/>" WITH pParams in tSOAPEnvelope
replace "<$HEADER>" WITH pHeader in tSOAPEnvelope
return _SOAP.Post(tSOAPEnvelope, pUrl, pSOAPAction)
END SOAP.RPCRequest
What should "uSOAPEnvelope of me" be set to? In my copy of the stack,
it's empty.
I'm trying to get a demo/proof of concept together and a major area
is talking to the Server which uses Web Services. At the moment the
App is coded is RealBasic. I have to add a lot more functionality to
it and have suggested that the job is done in RunRev, however before
committing, I need to show the basic server comms working.
Thanks a lot for any help
All the Best
Dave
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Hi Mark,
Thanks for that, it looks a lot cleaner.
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.
I have the following snippet that I am trying to get to work before
moving onto more complex commands:
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--
-- mouseUp
--
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on mouseUp
local myParams
local myURL
local myMethod
local myNameSpace
local mySoapAction
local mySoapResponse
local mySOAPData
put empty into myParams
put SOAP.AddParam(myParams,"UserName","Danny","string") into
mySOAPData
put "http://www.genxdev.com/ws/UserService.asmx?wsdl"; into myURL
put "DoesUserExist" 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 the old SOAP Stack, however there are now more
parameters into RPCRequest() and I have no clue what to set them to.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
On 5 Oct 2007, at 19:06, Mark Wieder wrote:
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
functional and I use them for web services work, even over an https
connection.
--
Mark Wieder
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