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SOAP and Apple Script.


  • Subject: SOAP and Apple Script.
  • From: Mayank Jain <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Apr 2002 08:49:36 +0530

Hi ,

I am trying to make a SOAP request from an apple script using the method
'call soap{}'. But what i notice is that all the data is going in request
header and there is no data in the request detail. Though as per my understanding
it should be part of the request detail. I am logging the request header
and request details in the SOAPServer application.

I am using the following syntax for calling the soap method.

tell app "http://localhost:15000/cgi-bin/WebObjects.woa/SOAPServer.woa/wa/
OrderInterface"
return call soap {methodName:"OrderInterface", method namespace uri:"urn:localhost:15000",
parameters:{name:"something", age:32}, SOAPAction:"urn:OrderInterface"}
end tell

Could you please tell me
1. Can i access the apple script dictionary for call soap?
2. What should be specified in the method name, SOAPAction, namespace , uri , urn , and parameters to execute
the soap call successfully?
3. How is the request prepared by the apple script when we make a SOAP call?
4. Where all do the parameters SOAPAction, namespace, uri, urn etc fit in the request?
5. Is there any documentation available on Apple Script and SOAP which discusses in
detail the various keywords associated with soap?

Is my approach terribly wrong :-(


Regards,
Mayank.
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