I am calling a .NET Web Service on my machine using pocketsoap with DIME / C++, but it works fine about 3 ot 4 times and fail the next one, and it repeats...
I'm trying to write a client using PocketSoap to connect to a web service that processes the XML inside the <Body> element directly. I've struggled to find a...
Thanks Simon. I have access only to vb scripting environment. I can upload a zip file from EVB, but when But when i do it from vb script I am getting following...
I'm writing a VBA Soap client in Excel that is trying to send and receive a MIME attachment to/from a SOAP::Lite server. The following multipart response is...
Last time i checked there's a bug in SOAP::Lite in that it uses CR for the mime header end of lines, not the CRLF clearly required by the spec. You should...
In the same it assigns the xml to a parameter, change that to assign it the body instead, e.g, change. e.Parameters.Create ( "xml", dom ) to e.Body.Create (...
doc/literal soap using a different array style to rpc/encoded soap. You'll need to write a customer serializer to do this, see the docs or take a look at the...
There a new release of PocketHTTP available, this includes support for gzip compression, and most importantly fixes the SSL problems on PocketPC 2003. ...
Thanks a lot Simon, but it continue to fail sometimes. But now I have an important information: the C++ client AND the VB client ALWAYS fail the first call,...
The WSE 2.0 is installed. I´m using a file with 10,5 KB (10.849 bytes). Testing against a 40k file size results the same. Thanks, GuimaSun. ... have ... error...
This almost works, except that an extra <x> element gets inserted at the top of the body: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <S:Envelope S:encodingStyle=""...
Hello Simon, I´ve been using PocketSoap with WSE for a while and its works pretty fine. However, yesterday we switched to Summer time zone, and I started to ...
Hi, I'm using PocketSOAP (v1.4.3 : 11 May 03). All works fine with http with or without proxy server. I do have problems with HTTPS but only over proxy...
Hi, I'm using PocketSOAP (v1.4.3 : 11 May 03). All works fine with http with or without proxy server. I do have problems with HTTPS but only over proxy...
Which platform/O.S. are you seeing this problem with ? I've tested with Squid in the past (Squid on Linux) and not seen any problems. can you post some sample...
Following up on this, see this post on the SOAP::Lite list for details of how to get SOAP::Lite running with the correct line endings (which should then work...
I've tested previously against WSE 1.0, and various other DIME toolkits and never seen a problem, my instinct is that this is a WSE 2.0 issue. I'll try it out...
http://www.pocketsoap.com/pocketsoap/beta/ This primarily adds SOAP 1.2 support, as well as moving to PocketHTTP v1.1 (so picking up gzip support, SSL on...
Hi Simon, I'm running squid-2.5.STABLE4-NT-bin on Windows XP (PocketSOAP (v1.4.3 : 11 May 03). I can connect to the web service from other machines over...
Hi, I just tested both 1.4.3 and 1.5.b1 with that version of squid and had no problems on Windows XP SP1, all i can suggest is to grab the source and run a...
I just tested with WSE2 and couldn't get it to fail. Can you post (a) the full error message you get and (b) a binary capture (use ethereal or similar) of the...
Hello, Using XML-RPC on the windows 2000 client, PHP is the server. The answer received contains a struct with 3 members : 'status' (int), 'redirect' (string)...
I am pointing the WSDL Wizard to a WSDL generated by the .NET framework where some of the types are Guids. On the select service screen I get the following...
... are you using ASMX or remoting ?, I know i've seen remoting reference types that it doesn't define (there's nothing you can do about that, if the WSDL...
I ran your code with a test endpoint that returns that message and got the expected results. Retour : typename(r.status) = Long Retour : typename(r.redirect) =...
... I can't think of anyway around this with the current code. sorry Feel free to submit a patch to support this, it is open source after all ! Cheers Simon...