Hi Scott, Thanks for the 411...now I'm getting Bad Request (Invalid Header Name). According to Microsoft's documentation, it seems as thought this means that there is a linear white space between the HTTP request line and the starting header. Here's the AII DOM & the @URL:
<@ASSIGN NAME="aiiDom" SCOPE="request" VALUE="<@DOM VALUE='<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><soap:Envelope xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";><soap:Body><ProcessLe ad xmlns="http://edu.edmc.eLeads/leadServicePoster";><lead><vendorCode xmlns="">COLONLINE</vendorCode><vendorLeadIdentifier xmlns="">@@Market_MID</vendorLeadIdentifier><versionIdentifier xmlns="">3</versionIdentifier><testCase xmlns="">Y</testCase><nameLast xmlns=""><@ARG LASTNAME></nameLast><nameMiddle xmlns=""></nameMiddle><nameFirst xmlns=""><@ARG FIRSTNAME></nameFirst><nameSuffix xmlns=""></nameSuffix><addressLine1 xmlns=""><@FORMAT STR="<@ARG ADDRESS_1>" FORMAT="case:word"></addressLine1><addressLine2 xmlns=""><@FORMAT STR="<@ARG ADDRESS_2>" FORMAT="case:word"></addressLine2><addressCity xmlns=""><@ARG CITY></addressCity><addressState xmlns=""><@ARG STATE></addressState><addressZip xmlns=""><@ARG ZIPCODE></addressZip><addressCountryCode xmlns=""><@ARG COUNTRY_CODE></addressCountryCode><homePhone xmlns=""><@ARG AREA_CODE_1>@@user$phone1</homePhone><workPhone xmlns=""></workPhone><otherPhone xmlns=""></otherPhone><internationalPhone xmlns="">1<@ARG AREA_CODE_1>@@user$phone1</internationalPhone><email xmlns=""><@ARG EMAIL></email><bestTimeToCall xmlns=""><@ARG TIME_TO_CALL></bestTimeToCall><highSchoolGradYear xmlns=""><@ARG GRAD_YEAR></highSchoolGradYear><locationCode xmlns="">@@request$SCHOOL_CODE</locationCode><educationCompleted xmlns=""></educationCompleted><dateDegreeCompleted xmlns=""></dateDegreeCompleted><studentVisaRequired xmlns="">N</studentVisaRequired><countryCitizenship xmlns=""></countryCitizenship><militaryStatus xmlns=""></militaryStatus><areaOfInterest xmlns=""></areaOfInterest><programOfInterest xmlns=""><@ARG PROGRAM></programOfInterest><educationObjective xmlns=""></educationObjective><inquiredBefore xmlns="">N</inquiredBefore><sourceCode xmlns="">COLOL</sourceCode><sourceDate xmlns=""><@CURRENTDATE></sourceDate><sourceTime xmlns=""><@CURRENTTIME></sourceTime><sourceTimeOffset xmlns=""></sourceTimeOffset><sourceNumber xmlns=""></sourceNumber><vendorAffiliate xmlns=""></vendorAffiliate><comments xmlns=""></comments><preassignedAda xmlns=""></preassignedAda><warmTransferResult xmlns=""></warmTransferResult><other xmlns=""></other><validationResults xmlns=""></validationResults><validationNotes xmlns=""></validationNotes><validationMessage xmlns=""></validationMessage></lead></ProcessLead></soap:Body></soap:Envelop e>'>"> <@URL LOCATION='https://eleads.edmc.edu/eLeadsWebServicePost/LeadServicePoster.asm x' USERAGENT='Witango <@VERSION><@PLATFORM><@CRLF>POST /eLeadsWebServicePost/LeadServicePoster.asmx HTTP/1.1<@CRLF>Host: eleads.edmc.edu<@CRLF>Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8<@CRLF>Content-Length:<@LENGTH STR="<@VAR request$aiiDOM>"><@CRLF>SOAPAction:"http://edu.edmc.eLeads/leadServicePoster "' POSTARGS='<@VAR aiiDOM>'> Should I keep the <?XML...> tags in there, or should it be included into the the USERAGENT aspect of the <@URL>? Once that is done, I'm assuming that the contents of 'aiiDOM' need to be presented in the POSTARGS attribute? Thanks again for your guidance! Kaustav On 10/2/06 11:54 AM, "Scott Cadillac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kaustav, that is about the worst idea I ever heard. > > Fortunately, you're not to blame for the inadequacies of the system, or who > you work for. > > The trick is to put the content-length in the USERAGENT attribute of the > <@URL> call, sort of > like so: > > USERAGENT='Witango <@VERSION> <@PLATFORM><@CRLF>Content-Length: <@LENGTH > STR="<@VAR request$aiiDOM>">' > > You can add all sorts of extra HTTP header properties to send via the > USERAGENT attribute, as > long as each is separated by a <@CRLF>. This includes your SoapAction > property. > > Hope that helps. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Scott Cadillac, > Xmlx Software > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (403) 254-5002 > http://www.xmlx.net/ > > XML-Extranet > P.O. Box 69006 > RPO Bridlewood SW > Calgary, Alberta > Canada T2Y 4T9 > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kaustav Acharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2006 11:39:02 -0700 > Subject: Witango-Talk: Can the <@URL> be assigned to a variable? > >> Hi all, >> >> If the question makes little sense, it¹s because I¹m still figuring out >> why >> their server spits back ³Content-Length:Required² every time we post to >> their server. The value is being assigned and everything looks fine, >> but >> it¹s chocking on that bit. >> >> My boss figured it would be a good idea to basically write a loop and >> keep >> hitting the vendors server until it accepts it, and basically write out >> to a >> file/email what it contained. I know that the best way to figure out >> what¹s >> going on in the posting of information is to set the Detailed-Response >> to >> true¹. If that indeed is the case, then is it possible to store the >> contents of the detailedresponse¹ into a variable? Then I was going to >> basically run a pattern search in that variable to see if it said >> anywhere >> ³Content-Length:Required² and have it continue until it doesn¹t any >> more. >> >> Is this is a good way to do it? Please let me know! >> >> Thanks! >> >> Kaustav >> >> _______________________________________________________________________ >> _ >> TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
