I might be way off base here, but maybe try assigning the XML into a
variable instead of an argument?
<@ASSIGN name="TestXMLVar" scope="request" value="<@ARG TestXML>">
Then in the <@URL> assignment..
.... &xml=@@request$TestXMLVar
If that doesn't work perhaps do this in the <@URL>?
&xml='<@VAR TestXMLVar scope="request" encoding="metahtml">'
Just a thought, if I'm wrong someone please correct me! :)
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On Feb 8, 2008, at 7:23 AM, Chuck Lockwood wrote:
We are using a webservice that requires that the XML be passed in
as a get, not a post argument (so it seems).
The below works until the <@ARG testXML> gets over 2000 characters
then it starts getting truncated. Am I nuts or does witango do this?
<@ASSIGN request$method_response VALUE="<@URL LOCATION='<@ARG
vURL>&xml=<@ARG TestXML>'>">
Suggestions?
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