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Apple Events vs Web Services
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Apple Events vs Web Services


  • Subject: Apple Events vs Web Services
  • From: "Matthew Simmons" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 18:21:34 -0400

I'm trying to decide whether Apple Events will suffice as a replacement for
my hacked up WebServices client.  To that end, I have a couple of questions
to which someone else hopefully already knows the answers:


   1. Is there an Apple Event analog to the WebServices
   kWSSOAPMessageHeaders property?  If so, what is it?
   2. If I get a response back that looks like the following, what will
   happen?


<name>  gunk and other tags </name>
<name>  different gunk and more tags </name>
...

With WebServices, these all end up in the same dictionary, but the fact that
they've all got the same name means that I end up with a single-element
dictionary whose sole value is that of the last <name> tag it processed.
Will the Apple Event API let me get to all of the <name> tags?

Thanks

Matt
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