Has anybody managed to utilize Web Services native in FiveWin without utilizing the MS Web Services Tools? I feel certain it is possible but I don't know where to start.
Byron...
Byron Hopp
Matrix Computer Services
Has anybody managed to utilize Web Services native in FiveWin without utilizing the MS Web Services Tools? I feel certain it is possible but I don't know where to start.
Byron...
Byron,
What web services do you mean ? A web server ? A web client ?
Byron,
I belive that the easiest way to consume webservices under [x]Harbour is installing the ms soap toolkit that permits inkove it like com objects. Basically creates a com object envolture of a webservice object that permits use it to any language capable to use then com technology. An example of the source code:
lo_serv=Createobject("mssoap.soapclient30") // Soap object creation
lo_serv.mssoapinit("http://www.universalthread.com/WebService/universalthread.asmx?wsdl") // webservice uri
// invoking web service methods.
lo_serv.someMethod( param1, param2, ... )
lo_serv.Dispose()
lo_serv := nil
To invoke ws without ms soaptoolkit under [x]Harbour is not easy work, you must to 'talk' with webservice with soap directly
If you need some advice i can help you.
regards.
jcleygar wrote:Byron,
I belive that the easiest way to consume webservices under [x]Harbour is installing the ms soap toolkit that permits inkove it like com objects. Basically creates a com object envolture of a webservice object that permits use it to any language capable to use then com technology. An example of the source code:
lo_serv=Createobject("mssoap.soapclient30") // Soap object creation
lo_serv.mssoapinit("http://www.universalthread.com/WebService/universalthread.asmx?wsdl") // webservice uri
// invoking web service methods.
lo_serv.someMethod( param1, param2, ... )
lo_serv.Dispose()
lo_serv := nil
To invoke ws without ms soaptoolkit under [x]Harbour is not easy work, you must to 'talk' with webservice with soap directly
If you need some advice i can help you.
regards.
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jcleygar wrote:Byron,
I belive that the easiest way to consume webservices under [x]Harbour is installing the ms soap toolkit that permits inkove it like com objects. Basically creates a com object envolture of a webservice object that permits use it to any language capable to use then com technology. An example of the source code:
lo_serv=Createobject("mssoap.soapclient30") // Soap object creation
lo_serv.mssoapinit("http://www.universalthread.com/WebService/universalthread.asmx?wsdl") // webservice uri
// invoking web service methods.
lo_serv.someMethod( param1, param2, ... )
lo_serv.Dispose()
lo_serv := nil
To invoke ws without ms soaptoolkit under [x]Harbour is not easy work, you must to 'talk' with webservice with soap directly
If you need some advice i can help you.
regards.
Antonio, nose si es que ando bastante perdido, pero me surge una duda (son muchas la verdad, jeje). Esto sirve para implementar sobre una Pocket PC? o solo son para aplicaciones de escritorio?
Un saludo.
ElÃas Torres.
Elias,
Hay que comprobar si Windows Mobile proporciona un cliente "SOAP":
oSoapClient := CreateObject( "MSSOAP.SoapClient" )
ó ver si es preciso instalar algún software de Microsoft en el Pocket PC
Antonio, con el siguiente codigo:
Function Main()
oSoapClient := CreateObject( "MSSOAP.SoapClient" )
return nil
Me reporta el siguiente error:
.....
Creating library test.lib and object test.exp
test.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol HB_FUN_CREATEOBJECT
test.exe: fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
......
Nose si es porque me falta incluir alguna libreria o si es que no está soportada por el lenguaje.
Un saludo.
ElÃas Torres.
ElÃas,
Necesitas la versión más reciente de FWPPC que proporciona soporte para OLE automation (CreateObject())