http://www.pocketsoap.com/4s4c/

This is a minor release with a couple of bug fixes.
a) two new memory leaks have been fixed, there doesn't appear to be
any memory leaks now
b) a problem with [out] parameters has been fixed.


Cheers
Simon

updated version of the pocketSOAP / .NET samples for .NET beta 2

http://www.pocketsoap.com/samples/psdotnetinterop2.asp

Cheers
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com

Here's a pocketSOAP 0.9 / dotnet beta 2 sample (using ASP.NET
webservices). I'll redo the whole sample and post it to the site, but
this should get you going.

HelloServer.asmx
<%@ WebService Language="c#" class="HelloServer" %>

using System.Web.Services;
using System.Web.Services.Protocols;

[WebService(Namespace="http://samples.pocketsoap.com/dotnetbeta2/hello")]
public class HelloServer
{
	 [WebMethod, SoapRpcMethod]
	 public string SayHello(string name)
	 {
    		 return "Hello, " + name;
	 }
}


client.vbs

dim e, t, r
set e = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Envelope.1")
e.methodName = "SayHello"
e.uri = "http://samples.pocketsoap.com/dotnetbeta2/hello"
e.CreateParameter "name", "Simon Fell"

set t = CreateObject("PocketSOAP.HTTPTransport.1")
t.SOAPAction =
"http://samples.pocketsoap.com/dotnetbeta2/hello/SayHello"
t.Send "http://localhost/dn2/HelloServer.asmx", e.serialize
r = t.receive

e.parse r

wscript.echo e.parameters.Item(0).Value

running the client, results in

Hello, Simon Fell


Note that the SoapRpcMethod attribute on the method is required to
tell ASP.NET to use section 5 SOAP encoding rather than its default of
literal XSD. Unfortuantly, ASP.NET seems to do little validation of on
the request messages, so if you get something wrong, all that happens
is that the service is invoked with some default parameters, this can
make for some interesting bugs !

Cheers
Simon

On Thu, 5 Jul 2001 15:40:44 -0500 , in soap you wrote:

>Of course, once you think you've tried everything and post to the newsgroup,
>you find a solution. ;)
>And so I have.
>My envelope in the eVB app is called e.  I had
>e.uri = ""
>in my code.
>When I switched it to
>e.uri = "http://tempuri.org/"
>it "worked".  Well, at least I didn't get the *same* error message. ;)
>Thanks anyway!
>Anne :)
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Schoolcraft, Anne (STP) [mailto:Anne.Schoolcraft@...]
>Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 3:08 PM
>To: 'pocketsoap@yahoogroups.com'
>Subject: [pocketsoap] namespace issue with VS.NET Beta 2
>
>
>Hi.  Simon and Peter Drayton have posted a good example of how to use
>pocketsoap to access a .NET web service, providing you're using Beta 1 of
>VS.NET.  I had that working.  My problem is that now I've installed Beta 2,
>and it is not exactly backward compatible.
>
>When I run my eVB app, which is essentially the same as the one I used with
>Beta 1, I get this error message:
>"System.Xml.XmlException: Invalid namespace declaration."
>With Beta 1, the trick was to add this line to the C# code:
>"[SoapMethod(RequestNamespace="", ResponseNamespace="",
>ResponseElementName="MillimeterResponse")]"
>
>That line won't compile in Beta 2.  The most logical thing I could think of
>in its place was to add the following 2 lines:
>"[System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodAttribute(RequestNamespace
>="")]
>[System.Runtime.Remoting.Metadata.SoapMethod(ResponseXmlNamespace="",
>ResponseXmlElementName="dCelsius")]"
>However, I still get the same error message.
>
>Does anybody know how to fix this?  Or should I go back to Beta 1?  I'm just
>working on a prototype.
>Thanks!
>
>Anne Schoolcraft
>Information Systems
>Guidant
>http://www.guidant.com
>
>It's a great time to be alive!
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Of course, once you think you've tried everything and post to the newsgroup,
you find a solution. ;)
And so I have.
My envelope in the eVB app is called e.  I had
e.uri = ""
in my code.
When I switched it to
e.uri = "http://tempuri.org/"
it "worked".  Well, at least I didn't get the *same* error message. ;)
Thanks anyway!
Anne :)

-----Original Message-----
From: Schoolcraft, Anne (STP) [mailto:Anne.Schoolcraft@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 3:08 PM
To: 'pocketsoap@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: [pocketsoap] namespace issue with VS.NET Beta 2


Hi.  Simon and Peter Drayton have posted a good example of how to use
pocketsoap to access a .NET web service, providing you're using Beta 1 of
VS.NET.  I had that working.  My problem is that now I've installed Beta 2,
and it is not exactly backward compatible.

When I run my eVB app, which is essentially the same as the one I used with
Beta 1, I get this error message:
"System.Xml.XmlException: Invalid namespace declaration."
With Beta 1, the trick was to add this line to the C# code:
"[SoapMethod(RequestNamespace="", ResponseNamespace="",
ResponseElementName="MillimeterResponse")]"

That line won't compile in Beta 2.  The most logical thing I could think of
in its place was to add the following 2 lines:
"[System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodAttribute(RequestNamespace
="")]
[System.Runtime.Remoting.Metadata.SoapMethod(ResponseXmlNamespace="",
ResponseXmlElementName="dCelsius")]"
However, I still get the same error message.

Does anybody know how to fix this?  Or should I go back to Beta 1?  I'm just
working on a prototype.
Thanks!

Anne Schoolcraft
Information Systems
Guidant
http://www.guidant.com

It's a great time to be alive!


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Hi.  Simon and Peter Drayton have posted a good example of how to use
pocketsoap to access a .NET web service, providing you're using Beta 1 of
VS.NET.  I had that working.  My problem is that now I've installed Beta 2,
and it is not exactly backward compatible.

When I run my eVB app, which is essentially the same as the one I used with
Beta 1, I get this error message:
"System.Xml.XmlException: Invalid namespace declaration."
With Beta 1, the trick was to add this line to the C# code:
"[SoapMethod(RequestNamespace="", ResponseNamespace="",
ResponseElementName="MillimeterResponse")]"

That line won't compile in Beta 2.  The most logical thing I could think of
in its place was to add the following 2 lines:
"[System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodAttribute(RequestNamespace
="")]
[System.Runtime.Remoting.Metadata.SoapMethod(ResponseXmlNamespace="",
ResponseXmlElementName="dCelsius")]"
However, I still get the same error message.

Does anybody know how to fix this?  Or should I go back to Beta 1?  I'm just
working on a prototype.
Thanks!

Anne Schoolcraft
Information Systems
Guidant
http://www.guidant.com

It's a great time to be alive!

I actually managed to browse the wap sites (from usb
cradle) using a Wingate proxy (www.wingate.com) on the
workstation. In the www proxy server properties there
is an option to set connections to server through
cascaded proxy servers. I then set the my browser to
connect via proxy (here I put in any internal ip).

Strangely I could not browse with the included Pocket
Internet explorer, but downloaded klondike wap browser
(www.apachesoftware.com) and it lets me browse
external sites.

Simon/anyone else, is it possible that since I can
make standard HTTP calls, can I make soap based calls?

Jimmy Chong
--- Simon Fell <soap@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> yes, as Jimmy points out, call SetProxy on the
> transport object and
> you should be up and running.
>
> Jimmy, I never managed to get my iPaq to connect out
> via the cradle
> connection (i ended up buying an ethernet card for
> it). I don't think
> you'll be able to get it to work (of course if you
> do, i'd love to
> hear about it !)
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
>
> On Thu, 5 Jul 2001 08:38:28 -0700 (PDT), in soap you
> wrote:
>
> >Gary,
> >
> >From what I read on the website, use
> IHTTPTransportAdv
> >and there is a SetProxy setting you can use.
> >
> >I'm having proxy server problems myself, because
> I'm
> >trying to make soap calls from my iPAQ which is
> >connected to a workstation(in a proxy) via cradle.
> So
> >my workstatoin is acting as a proxy for the iPAQ
> >(cascading proxies)
> >
> >Jimmy Chong
> >
> >
> >--- garyt@... wrote:
> >> I am trying to run sample code on a H/PC 2.11
> >> Emulator (Windows CE
> >> 3.0) and it is struggling to connect to the
> outside
> >> world because of
> >> a Proxy Server.
> >>
> >> Can pocket soap be used through a Proxy Server ?
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Gary Taylor
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
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Hi,

yes, as Jimmy points out, call SetProxy on the transport object and
you should be up and running.

Jimmy, I never managed to get my iPaq to connect out via the cradle
connection (i ended up buying an ethernet card for it). I don't think
you'll be able to get it to work (of course if you do, i'd love to
hear about it !)

Cheers
Simon


On Thu, 5 Jul 2001 08:38:28 -0700 (PDT), in soap you wrote:

>Gary,
>
>From what I read on the website, use IHTTPTransportAdv
>and there is a SetProxy setting you can use.
>
>I'm having proxy server problems myself, because I'm
>trying to make soap calls from my iPAQ which is
>connected to a workstation(in a proxy) via cradle. So
>my workstatoin is acting as a proxy for the iPAQ
>(cascading proxies)
>
>Jimmy Chong
>
>
>--- garyt@... wrote:
>> I am trying to run sample code on a H/PC 2.11
>> Emulator (Windows CE
>> 3.0) and it is struggling to connect to the outside
>> world because of
>> a Proxy Server.
>>
>> Can pocket soap be used through a Proxy Server ?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Gary Taylor
>>
>>
>
>
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Gary,

From what I read on the website, use IHTTPTransportAdv
and there is a SetProxy setting you can use.

I'm having proxy server problems myself, because I'm
trying to make soap calls from my iPAQ which is
connected to a workstation(in a proxy) via cradle. So
my workstatoin is acting as a proxy for the iPAQ
(cascading proxies)

Jimmy Chong


--- garyt@... wrote:
> I am trying to run sample code on a H/PC 2.11
> Emulator (Windows CE
> 3.0) and it is struggling to connect to the outside
> world because of
> a Proxy Server.
>
> Can pocket soap be used through a Proxy Server ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Gary Taylor
>
>


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I am also trying to use the emulator to test an application that will
run on a H/PC Pro 2.11 device.
I had exactly the same problem as this and I contacted Simon by email
who suggested that it was somwething to do with my version of
atlbase.h.
I looked into this file and found that the definition of
QueryInterface was only compiled if _WIN32_WCE was not defined.
There is a comment in the file that says "Our compilers dont support
this type of overloaded template function".

Reluctantly, I took a copy of this file and commented out the #if and
#endif lines so that it did compile this definition.
I admit that I did not know what I was doing but it was worth a try
anyway.
This removed all errors related to "QueryInterface" and I was just
left with the problem of "isalpha" not working.
So, I looked into the help files and found out more about this
function and it pointed me to a "iswalpha" function which I assumed
was the UNICODE version of isalpha.
I then extremely reluctantly edited the code and changed this and
sure enough it compiled. (Simon, if you are reading this I will make
sure that this modified code is destroyed when I have finished my
test !!!)

I am hoping that these changes first of all work but secondly, I hope
that they are only required for the emulator and that I can use the
proper binaries for my final application.

So, I am now in the process of trying out some examples and trying
the product with a known working SOAP server built using Microsoft
SOAP Toolkit.

I will post a new message with the results of this next week but in
the meantime, if anyone has any approved solutions to my problems, I
would be very grateful if you would reply to this post.

Thank You

Gary Taylor

--- In pocketsoap@y..., Simon Fell <sfell@s...> wrote:
> I haven't tried to build on any WinCE platform prior to WinCE 3.0 (
aka
> pocketPC )
> I didn't think eVC supported platforms older that WinCE 3.0 ?
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roman Muntyanu [mailto:rpm@a...]
> Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 8:10 AM
> To: pocketsoap@y...
> Subject: [pocketsoap] Tried to work with HanHeldPC and PocketSOAP
>
>
> Hi
>
> I want to execute Web-services from  HandHeldPC in emulation mode.
> I've done the same task using PocketPC emulator. It works fine. I
compiled
> source of pocketSOAP for PocketPC x86emul using eVC.
> Than I tried to do the same: to compile source of pocketSOAP for
H/PC Pro
> 2.11
> but got such errors
> pSOAP_Core\Envelope.cpp(113) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is
not a
> member of 'CComPtr<struct ISimpleParam>'
> pSOAP_Core\Envelope.cpp(162) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is
not a
> member of 'CComPtr<struct IParam>'
> pSOAP_Core\HTTPTransport.cpp(425) : error C2065: 'isalpha' :
undeclared
> identifier
> pSOAP_Core\Param.cpp(90) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is not a
member
> of 'CComPtr<struct IParam>'
>
> I'd appreciate any help
>
> Roman
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I am trying to run sample code on a H/PC 2.11 Emulator (Windows CE
3.0) and it is struggling to connect to the outside world because of
a Proxy Server.

Can pocket soap be used through a Proxy Server ?

Thanks

Gary Taylor

can you send me your server code, i'll setup and soak test and see if
i can spot the problem.

Cheers
Simon

On Tue, 03 Jul 2001 19:19:43 +0200, in soap you wrote:

>It is just version 1.3.5.
>
>Simon Fell schrieb:
>>
>> What version of 4s4c ?, i fixed a couple of memory leaks in 1.3.5
>>
>> Cheers
>> Simon
>>
>> On Tue, 03 Jul 2001 07:12:12 -0000, in soap you wrote:
>>
>> >When I have a Webservice using soap.asp (using config.xml) with IIS5,
>> >W2K SP2, then the dllhost.exe is used to connect the request with the
>> >appropriate COM-Component.
>> >When I make for example 100.000 Requests then the dllhost.exe grows
>> >apparenntly unlimited in size. Who knows why? Is there a way to
>> >release get the ressources of dllhost.exe released?
>> >
>> >BTW:
>> >SOAP-Client = Apache SOAP 2.2
>> >COM-Component = Light C++ component, having 2 RPC Parameters
>> >(Strings) in and 1 Parameter (String) out.
>> >
>> >
>> >
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It is just version 1.3.5.

Simon Fell schrieb:
>
> What version of 4s4c ?, i fixed a couple of memory leaks in 1.3.5
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
> On Tue, 03 Jul 2001 07:12:12 -0000, in soap you wrote:
>
> >When I have a Webservice using soap.asp (using config.xml) with IIS5,
> >W2K SP2, then the dllhost.exe is used to connect the request with the
> >appropriate COM-Component.
> >When I make for example 100.000 Requests then the dllhost.exe grows
> >apparenntly unlimited in size. Who knows why? Is there a way to
> >release get the ressources of dllhost.exe released?
> >
> >BTW:
> >SOAP-Client = Apache SOAP 2.2
> >COM-Component = Light C++ component, having 2 RPC Parameters
> >(Strings) in and 1 Parameter (String) out.
> >
> >
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What version of 4s4c ?, i fixed a couple of memory leaks in 1.3.5

Cheers
Simon


On Tue, 03 Jul 2001 07:12:12 -0000, in soap you wrote:

>When I have a Webservice using soap.asp (using config.xml) with IIS5,
>W2K SP2, then the dllhost.exe is used to connect the request with the
>appropriate COM-Component.
>When I make for example 100.000 Requests then the dllhost.exe grows
>apparenntly unlimited in size. Who knows why? Is there a way to
>release get the ressources of dllhost.exe released?
>
>BTW:
>SOAP-Client = Apache SOAP 2.2
>COM-Component = Light C++ component, having 2 RPC Parameters
>(Strings) in and 1 Parameter (String) out.
>
>
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When I have a Webservice using soap.asp (using config.xml) with IIS5,
W2K SP2, then the dllhost.exe is used to connect the request with the
appropriate COM-Component.
When I make for example 100.000 Requests then the dllhost.exe grows
apparenntly unlimited in size. Who knows why? Is there a way to
release get the ressources of dllhost.exe released?

BTW:
SOAP-Client = Apache SOAP 2.2
COM-Component = Light C++ component, having 2 RPC Parameters
(Strings) in and 1 Parameter (String) out.

Last one for this weekend i promise :)

http://www.pocketsoap.com/wsdl/

This generates a SOAP proxy object (as a VB6 class) which uses
pocketSOAP1.1 from a WSDL service description.

Cheers
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com

http://www.pocketsoap.com/4s4c/

This add support for the 2001 Schema version, it will attempt to
respond using the schema version of the request (i.e. send it a 1999
request, you'll get a 1999 response), plus a few bug fixes. The WSDL
generator will generate WSDL 1.1 w/ 2001 Schema.

Cheers
Simon

http://www.pocketsoap.com/pocketsoap/beta/

This is the first beta of pocketSOAP 1.1, and is a major re-write of
the 0.9.x code base, it has the following features
Section 5 encoding support, including simple types, base64 binary,
arrays, multi-dim arrays, partial & sparse arrays, complex types and
multi-references (including circular references)
Support for headers
Support for the root attribute
Comes with a propertyBag serializer, serialize any persistent VB
object to/from a SOAP complex type out of the box with no extra code
!.
Full support for pluggable serializers, replace any of the standard
serializers with your own (e.g. you could provide a serializer that
maps collection objects to/from SOAP Arrays). The serializer engine
include multi-ref support for both serialization & deserialization.
Support for 2001 XML Schema version.

This is W2K / NT4 only, Win 9x and pocketPC versions to follow.

Many thanks to all involved with interop testing on the soapbuilders
list, and to Peter Drayton for helping me get my head around the
single pass streaming multi-ref de-serializer.

Have Fun !
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com

Hi Simon

Could you advice which tool can I use to work with
HandHeldPC and Web Services (I mean to parse SOAP messages and call
Web Services)

thanks in advance

Roman
--- In pocketsoap@y..., Simon Fell <sfell@s...> wrote:
> I haven't tried to build on any WinCE platform prior to WinCE 3.0 (
aka
> pocketPC )
> I didn't think eVC supported platforms older that WinCE 3.0 ?
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roman Muntyanu [mailto:rpm@a...]
> Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 8:10 AM
> To: pocketsoap@y...
> Subject: [pocketsoap] Tried to work with HanHeldPC and PocketSOAP
>
>
> Hi
>
> I want to execute Web-services from  HandHeldPC in emulation mode.
> I've done the same task using PocketPC emulator. It works fine. I
compiled
> source of pocketSOAP for PocketPC x86emul using eVC.
> Than I tried to do the same: to compile source of pocketSOAP for
H/PC Pro
> 2.11
> but got such errors
> pSOAP_Core\Envelope.cpp(113) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is
not a
> member of 'CComPtr<struct ISimpleParam>'
> pSOAP_Core\Envelope.cpp(162) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is
not a
> member of 'CComPtr<struct IParam>'
> pSOAP_Core\HTTPTransport.cpp(425) : error C2065: 'isalpha' :
undeclared
> identifier
> pSOAP_Core\Param.cpp(90) : error C2039: 'QueryInterface' : is not a
member
> of 'CComPtr<struct IParam>'
>
> I'd appreciate any help
>
> Roman
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Hi,

This is now available, and fixes a couple of critical problems in the
pocketPC version. This doesn't affect the win32 version.

http://www.pocketsoap.com/pocketsoap/

Cheers
Simon

Based on a couple of bug reports, I've uncovered a couple of serious
problems in the pocketPC version of pocketSOAP. One to do with large
payloads ( > 64k), whilst the second is a seemingly random error from
the HTTP transport that it can't set the timeout.

If you see either of these problems, don't worry, you're not going
crazy !. I'm hoping to post some fresh pocketPC binaries tomorrow or
Friday.

Neither of these problems should affect the win32 version.

Cheers
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com

Thanks

I'll try it

Roman
----- Original Message -----
From: "Simon Fell" <sfell@...>
To: <pocketsoap@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 8:53 PM
Subject: RE: [pocketsoap] Complex types


> The docs are basically non-existent at this point.
>
> To do complex types, each param object has a collection of child param
> objects, you need to do something like
>
> set e = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Envelope.1")
> e.methodName = "echoStruct"
> e.URI = "http://soapinterop.org/"
>
> dim p,p2
> Set p = CreateOjbect("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
> p.name = "inputStruct"
> set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
> p2.name = "varInt"
> p2.Value = 42
> p.Parameters.Append p2
> set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
> p2.name = "varString"
> p2.Value = "pocketSOAP"
> p.Parameters.Append p2
>
> set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
> p2.name = "varFloat"
> p2.Value = 42.42
> p.Parameters.Append p2
>
> e.Parameters.Append p
>
> dim t
> set t = Createobject("pocketSOAP.HTTPTransport.1")
> t.send "http://soap.4s4c.com/ilab/ilab.soap", e.serialize
> e.parse t.receieve
>
> the response is also returned in a similar structure, so you can do
> msgbox e.parameters.item(0).itemByName("varInt").value
>
>
> This is much easier in the next release. (which'll also allow you to write
> your own serializers for complex types)
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rmuntyanu@... [mailto:rmuntyanu@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 10:45 AM
> To: pocketsoap@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [pocketsoap] Complex types
>
>
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to deal with complex type using PocketSoap and eVB.
> For example I'd like to call getAddressFromName() from AddressBook
> example on Tomcat.
> Is there some description of methods PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope ?
>
> I would appreciate any help
>
> Roman
>
>
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The docs are basically non-existent at this point.

To do complex types, each param object has a collection of child param
objects, you need to do something like

set e = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Envelope.1")
e.methodName = "echoStruct"
e.URI = "http://soapinterop.org/"

dim p,p2
Set p = CreateOjbect("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
p.name = "inputStruct"
set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
p2.name = "varInt"
p2.Value = 42
p.Parameters.Append p2
set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
p2.name = "varString"
p2.Value = "pocketSOAP"
p.Parameters.Append p2

set p2 = CreateObject("pocketSOAP.Param.1")
p2.name = "varFloat"
p2.Value = 42.42
p.Parameters.Append p2

e.Parameters.Append p

dim t
set t = Createobject("pocketSOAP.HTTPTransport.1")
t.send "http://soap.4s4c.com/ilab/ilab.soap", e.serialize
e.parse t.receieve

the response is also returned in a similar structure, so you can do
msgbox e.parameters.item(0).itemByName("varInt").value


This is much easier in the next release. (which'll also allow you to write
your own serializers for complex types)

Cheers
Simon


-----Original Message-----
From: rmuntyanu@... [mailto:rmuntyanu@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 10:45 AM
To: pocketsoap@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [pocketsoap] Complex types


Hi

I'm trying to deal with complex type using PocketSoap and eVB.
For example I'd like to call getAddressFromName() from AddressBook
example on Tomcat.
Is there some description of methods PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope ?

I would appreciate any help

Roman




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Hi

I'm trying to deal with complex type using PocketSoap and eVB.
For example I'd like to call getAddressFromName() from AddressBook
example on Tomcat.
Is there some description of methods PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope ?

I would appreciate any help

Roman

On Tue, 05 Jun 2001 16:47:24 -0000, in soap you wrote:

>Hi
>
>I just started working with SOAP.
>
>I would greatly appreciate any help.
>
>Can I use PocketSOAP to create client for Pocket PC using eVB in
>emulation mode ? I need to call some service deployed on my local
>Tomcat from eVB client in emulation mode. Is it possible ?

yes, however there's no pre-packaged install for the emulator, you'll
need to build the emulator binaries from the source yourself.

>I don't have Pocket PC connected  to my desktop.
>I installed  Win32 Version v0.9.1 and tried to execute sample
>psQuoteVB.exe. But I got error "Failed openning socket"
>What's the reason of it?

I believe that Tony (at Xmethods) has taken down all the services that
were on port 9090, if you check the site, you should be able to find
the current URL for the stock quote service.

>Besides I tried to run such code in eVB in emulation mode
>
> Private pEnvelope As PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope
> Set pEnvelope = CreateObject("PocketSOAP.Envelope")
>
>and got error "ActiveX component can't create object"

see above, you'll need to build & install the binaries for the
emulator

>One more error I got executing such code in Visual Basic
>
>Dim pf As Object, sp As Object
>Set pf = CreateObject("pocketsoap.Factory")
>Set sp = pf.CreateProxy("http://services.xmethods.net:9090/soap", _
>                            "urn:xmethods-delayed-quotes")
>MsgBox sp.getQuote(symbol:="AMD")
>
>"Failed openning socket"
>
>Thanks
>
>Roman

Cheers
Simon

Hi

I just started working with SOAP.

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Can I use PocketSOAP to create client for Pocket PC using eVB in
emulation mode ? I need to call some service deployed on my local
Tomcat from eVB client in emulation mode. Is it possible ?
I don't have Pocket PC connected  to my desktop.
I installed  Win32 Version v0.9.1 and tried to execute sample
psQuoteVB.exe. But I got error "Failed openning socket"
What's the reason of it?

Besides I tried to run such code in eVB in emulation mode

  Private pEnvelope As PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope
  Set pEnvelope = CreateObject("PocketSOAP.Envelope")

and got error "ActiveX component can't create object"

One more error I got executing such code in Visual Basic

Dim pf As Object, sp As Object
Set pf = CreateObject("pocketsoap.Factory")
Set sp = pf.CreateProxy("http://services.xmethods.net:9090/soap", _
                             "urn:xmethods-delayed-quotes")
MsgBox sp.getQuote(symbol:="AMD")

"Failed openning socket"

Thanks

Roman

Hi,

That error code is timeout. sounds like you have some connectivity
issues.

but, getting back to your eVB code, try this

Private pEnvelope As Object
Set pEnvelope = CreateObject("PocketSOAP.Envelope")


Cheers
Simon

On Tue, 29 May 2001 01:20:58 +0300, in soap you wrote:

>Thanks for answer, Simon
>
>When I run demo quote client I have such error
>Error: Failed opening socket
>Code: 8007274C
>Source: PocketSOAP.HTTPTransport.1
>
>I tried to create  Soap application for Pocket PC using emulation mode.
>May be it is possible only for connected device
>
>I installed  PocketSOAP_091.msi
>
>Andrew

Hi,

I've used it from eVB without any problems, does the demo quote client
that gets installed with pocketSOAP work ?

BTW, we should move this to the pocketSOAP list[1], this list is not
for product support.

Cheers
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com
[1]  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pocketsoap

On Sun, 27 May 2001 19:29:09 +0300, in soap you wrote:

>Hi All
>
>I tried to create object PocketSOAP.Envelope in embedded VB application to get
access to web-services from Pocket PC.
>and got error "ActiveX component can't create object"
>
>Private pEnvelope As PocketSOAP.CoEnvelope
>
>Set pEnvelope = CreateObject("PocketSOAP.Envelope")
>
>May be I can't use PocketSOAP tool in emb VB
>
>
>Thanks in advance for any advice
>
>Andrew
>
>