SOAP and case-sensitivity of parameter names?
SOAP and case-sensitivity of parameter names?
- Subject: SOAP and case-sensitivity of parameter names?
- From: Steve Herman <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 12:34:10 -0600
I'm trying to get my first simple SOAP call to work in AppleScript. A
co-worker has written the server side of the service.
At this point I'm trying to send a single input string. His service
should take the input string, append it to the end of a static string
and return me that as a result. For ex. I send "Joe" and he returns
"Hello Joe"
So far all I get back is "Hello". It appears that he's not
recognizing my input parameter. I _think_ I'm using the correct name
for the parameter but...
I captured a network trace of the outgoing XML and it looks like the
parameter _name_ has been converted to be all lower case.
Are the parameter names in a SOAP call case-sensitive? And if so is
this a bug in AppleScripts implementation of "call soap"? Am I
overlooking something else?
Thanks for any help,
Steve
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