ARRRGH! AppleScript hates me
ARRRGH! AppleScript hates me
- Subject: ARRRGH! AppleScript hates me
- From: Andy Satori <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 16:10:34 -0500
I think AppleScript hates me. This is like the third project in a row that
I've attempted in AppleScript only to be thwarted by the arcane syntax and
lack of debugging facilities.
This time, I have a simple webservice written in C# .NET running on a
Windows XP on my LAN. It's very simple code, it just calls one of my C++
business objects, with the parameters passed in. I have confirmed that it
works from another Windows install (bless you Connectix).
[WebMethod]
public string loginWebTools(string sUser, string sPwd)
{
webtools.users.cUsers cColl = new webtools.users.cUsers();
string sID = cColl.GetUserIDFromLogin(sUser, sPwd);
if (sID != "")
{
webtools.users.cUser clsUser = new
webtools.users.cUser(sID);
return sID;
}
else
{
return "none";
}
}
Nothing complex there.
When trying to call this from AppleScript, I get a successful call. I get a
return of 'none'.
The problem is that when I set the debug in the server I see that my
parameters are both null. Below, you'll find my applescript. This
shouldn't be this complex...
set aUser to "username"
set aPassword to "userpass"
tell application
"
http://192.168.0.7/landam/webtoolsII/services/wtlogin.asmx";
set the method_parameters to {{sUser:aUser as string, sPwd:aPassword as
string}}
set returnValue to call soap ,
{method name:"loginWebTools", method namespace
uri:"
http://tempuri.org/";, parameters:method_parameters,
SOAPAction:"
http://tempuri.org/loginWebTools"}
end tell
Andy Satori
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