I'm trying to spec out how to go about accessing/using a SOAP client from Witango. We want to add a process to use utility tariff information from another project here at the Lab to calculate energy bills estimated by my site (which is all in Witango). Someone else will be building the SOAP server and getting it to query his database of tariffs. I simply need to be able to access a SOAP client to parse a query, and receive the results and incorporate them in code returned to users.

The key-value pairs sent back and forth will not change, just the "values" in the value part of each pair (which will be supplied from Witango calculated variables).

At this point I'm trying to get enough information to put together a budget proposal (relative effort or money to buy existing code), and am interested in hearing suggestions about how I might go about this. I don't particularly care how it happens (via AppleScript (I'm on Mac OSX) or, by hard-coding a request in Witango which would send it by IP address) but I need to pass values from Witango through SOAP and get results back. I don't know anything about SOAP, but am the only one who speaks Witango (and it's my site), so I'll be tying whatever we do in...

Any suggestions would help.

Maggie

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Margaret Pinckard
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* Principal Research Associate
* End-use Forecasting Group
* E.O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory



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