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  • Subject: SV: AppleScript SOAP implementation
  • From: Gunno Ivansson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2005 13:24:09 +0100

Title: SV: AppleScript SOAP implementation
As I mentioned, I don’t know much about web services, but my admin people says your solution means changing the settings of the web service. I work on a agency with four Macs and 1 000 pc, so they won’t make any changes just to satisfy me.
Or am my admin people wrong?

Gunno I


Den 05-02-08 11.33, skrev "Simon Topliss" <email@hidden>:

This is exactly the same problem we had. We too are running MS.NET created RPC-SOAP web services on a MS SQL Server database.

The default setting for MS.NET is document-literal. You need to use the SoapRpcMethod attribute (from the System.Web.Services.Protocols namespace) before your webmethod like this: <WebMethod(),SoapRpcMethod()> your webmethod here.

Simon


On 8 Feb 2005, at 9:46 am, Gunno Ivansson wrote:

Thanks has and Simon, for your answers.

Has, I have been looking at Perl, but compared to AS it looks to complicated
and will take more effort to learn than I am willing to offer.
I checked your Python-link and the tutorial says there are two types of SOAP
web services, document-styled and RPC-styled. The tutorial concentrates om
RPC-style SOAP.
All working AS examples I have seen have all called RPC-styled web services
from xmethods.net and other places.
To me it seems that AS SOAP doesn't support document-styled services. Our
web publishing system (EPI Server) is built with MS.NET on top of a MS SQL
Server database. I know almost nothing about web services, but I am pretty
sure it uses the document style.
I still would like to have it confirmed from someone who knows (Chris?):
does AppleScript work with document styled web services? If not will it do
in future releases?

Thanks
Gunno

what about writing that part in Perl, Python, Ruby or another OS X-friendly
scripting language and calling it from AS via 'do shell script'? e.g.
Here's some nice info on using SOAP in Python:

http://diveintopython.org/soap_web_services/index.html

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