| In getting WebServices working with a WO application I found the SOAPServer and SOAPClient examples (in the ADC sample code area) helpful as well as some bits of the AmazonClient app. Note that Amazon has changed their web services api a bit and the code will not actually work as provided, but there is good stuff there. I also found that using the information in: was quite helpful. Ultimately, for optimal cross-platform SOAP work I ended up doing Direct to Web Services and then freezing my "operations" (components) and hand editing the WSDL bits in the component HTML to be compatible with the various clients I was talking to. Generally I had to explicitly define structures and named arrays of structures and then register serializers and deserializers (see Amazon example) to work with less flexible clients like PHP. (Note that there are some broken bits in D2WS or at least bits that don't handle complex EOF situations well) Alex Cone On Jan 19, 2006, at 2:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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