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Re: When the parameter name of SOAP request meets AppleScript terms...
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Re: When the parameter name of SOAP request meets AppleScript terms...


  • Subject: Re: When the parameter name of SOAP request meets AppleScript terms...
  • From: Steve Evangelou <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 10:56:23 -0800

Forwarding a response from an Apple engineer:

Regarding the first question:
You should be able to use the following syntax (enclosing the parameter name with the vertical bar character) to prevent AppleScript from trying to tokenize the word "Text":
parameters: { |Text|: contents as string }

Regarding the second question:
There is no reason why the SOAP message receipient cannot be a .NET server.
(Most of the web services seem to be that.)

Steve
Apple Tech Pubs


On Thursday, January 10, 2002, at 06:57 AM, Kevin Fyure wrote:

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Hi lists,

I use AS Studio to make a SOAP request, the request needs method name and some other things like parameters. Everything goes fine, til I find out one of the parameter name happened to be a AS term, and it capitalizes in the first letter, e.g. "Text". Then the annoying thing comes, I type:

parameters:{Text: contents as string}

AS Studio changes it into:

parameters:{text: contents as string}

then my SOAP request fail, cause the parameter names are case sensitive on their service.

Any way I could solve this problems?
Kevin

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Also, in:

http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/Carbon/interapplicationcomm/soapXMLRPC/
chapter3/iMaking_Remo_rom_Scripts.html

<quote>
Note that AppleScript, working through the Apple Event Manager, did all the work of formatting the call soap script statement into proper XML, opening a connection to the specified server, sending the message, waiting for a reply, formatting the returned XML into an Apple event, and returning the event.
</quote>

Is that means I can't make request to .NET server?

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