I have a cocoa app using WSMethodInvocationInvoke() to call my
webservice (in PHP).
It is designed to hit the web service once a minute to basically tell
the server, "I'm Here". Currently, I don't use the result dictionary,
though I will want to in the future.
All works fine for exactly 248 iterations, at which time, I get a
CFStreamFault -65794 error from the server.
I think there's a socket leak or something in WSMethodInvocationInvoke
(), but don't know how to check. There does not appear to be any
clean up routines in the Web Services that I've found, and doing a
CFRelease on the WSMethodInvocationRef causes an instant crash. If I
CFRetain it directly after creating, then CFRelease it at the end of
the method, I get the 248 iteration problem.
If I quit the program, and restart, I get 248 iterations as usual.
Has anybody else heard of this? Is there any other Mac alternative to
calling a webservice that doesn't use the WSCore? It's poorly
documented, and seems buggy.
Thanks!
Neil Alexander
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