You are a genius!!!!! It works!! Could I ask one more favor? Sorry for being such a pain. The next request sent to the Web server is to check stock levels...
I can't see anything wrong in the XML, the only real difference is that you are setting order_by to be "prodID", whereas the NuSOAP order_by is using "itemID"....
This is returned from PocketSoap:- HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 13:11:13 GMT Server: Apache/2.0.50 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.0.50 OpenSSL/0.9.7d PHP/4.3.10 ...
... PHP/4.3.10 ... That looks like an incomplete response from the server - there's no XML at all, just pipes. Very odd! Are you sure that's the entirely of...
... The response is claimed to be gzip compressed, so I wouldn't expect it to be readable. What does pocketSOAP print out if you re-serialize the envelope...
Ahhh, yes. It's compressed. After the post from Nick I was looking to see why the packet was so big yet so little was returned and now you've mentioned...
after the e.parse h line add Response.Write Server.HtmlEncode(e.serialize) You can also use the options property on the HTTP transport to disable the...
RESULT!!!! WINNER!!!! It works...muhahahahahahahahaha. Cheers for saving my job Simon - I owe you BIG time. Thanks for putting up with my whinging over the...
Hello everyone, I am using PocketSOAP with Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 (EVC++). Just wondering if there is a PocketSOAP Proxy Generator for EVC++? or any ...
... There's no C++ proxy generator, I started work on one a while back, but haven't had the time to work on it recently. For now you'll need to build your...
It appears you aren't putting the file's data into the parameter collection, only the filename, followed by an objFile parameter which you set as the string...
I search allmost 1 year for a bit of code in VB6. How can i communicatie over SOAP with a x509 certificate (stored in the user profile)? So the server excepts...
... The HTTP transport in PocketSOAP doesn't support this yet (its on the todo list). However you can build your own alternative transport using WinInet which...
Hi, I am having trouble compiling Pocket soap V1.5.4 for ARMV4. Although I see that there are binaries posted, I would like to compile the dll's. I would...
... As the build docs, you need to use eVC3, it produces a single ARM binary that runs on PocketPC2000/2/3/5 It doesn't currently build on eVC4 or VS.NET 2005...
Is out now, grab it while its hot. It has a fix for the SSL problems on Windows Mobile 5.0 devices, and in addition it has some extra functions for working...
I must call the .NET Remoting function "void Send2( byte[] a_msg )" using pocketsoap with c++. When I do this, .NET throw an exception. With tcptrace I...
Thank you for the reply. I have an issue where the call to AtlReportError in PocketHttp.dll does not return. I have a fairly large PocketPC application(4MB) ...
I suggest you look for an environmental problem in your environment, I haven't seen a problem like that on any platform. Are you sure you're calling...
I need to call LoadLibrary when the application starts, else I get an error when trying to load the dll's as I run out of contigous memory. If I don't call...
I don't have this problem on PPC2003 or WM5.0 devices. Are you sure you're calling CoInitializeEx for all your threads that are doing COM. manually calling...
Ahh, yeah, it'll still prefer to use the xsd version of the type. You'll need to create a type mapping for it, it's pretty straight forward. Dim a(2) As Byte ...
You can't change this for the root part that contains the soap envelope, it is created on demand when send is called, so you have no chance to alter it. What's...
Hello, What would be a good, efficient way to transform the array of bytes returned by the HTTPTransport's Receive method into a String in VB6? I'm doing...
Its probably easier to use pocketHTTP directly in this case, rather than the pocketSOAP wrapper for it (which assumes that you'll be using PocketSOAP to parse...
Thanks, Simon! With what I have now, I found that I could use the StrConv function, which returns a String that I can use: bytes = http.Receive("") '... ...