On Dec 5, 2007 1:07 PM, David Crooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wednesday, December 05, 2007 11:58 AM Allen wrote:
>
> >On that subject I gave up and played with west-wind.com idea of a
> dotnet wrapper. Still playing.
> >On the wsdl subject.
> >If you make the wsdl with the mssoap3 wsdl crea
On Wednesday, December 05, 2007 11:58 AM Allen wrote:
>On that subject I gave up and played with west-wind.com idea of a
dotnet wrapper. Still playing.
>On the wsdl subject.
>If you make the wsdl with the mssoap3 wsdl creator it asks for the dll
to use. I think it looks like your making yours in
On that subject I gave up and played with west-wind.com idea of a dotnet
wrapper. Still playing.
On the wsdl subject.
If you make the wsdl with the mssoap3 wsdl creator it asks for the dll to
use. I think it looks like your making yours in Visual Studio
Allen
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On Tuesday, December 04, 2007 4:23 PM Allen wrote:
>trouble is copying it does not always do the trick. You need to also
copy the recostructed wsdl and extra files plus the
>vbr/tlb. then regisater it (I think( if the methods change.
>Its a complete mess this unless you program on the server.
>Al
that mapping I
already mentioned
Allen
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On Tuesday, December 04, 2007 3:45 PM Allen wrote
On Tuesday, December 04, 2007 3:45 PM Allen wrote:
>do you have soap3 on there. soap3 has a wizard to make the wsdl file.
it will ask for the dll and create the other files.
It is already running on XP Pro and being copied to Windows Server 2003.
Is this going to be backward compatible? Thanks f
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On Tuesday, December 04, 2007 3:27 PM Allen wrote:
>did you regsrv32.exe the dll ?
Yes. It is registered. Thanks!
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On Tuesday, December 04, 2007 3:27 PM Allen wrote:
>did you regsrv32.exe the dll ?
Yes. It is registered. Thanks!
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did you regsrv32.exe the dll ?
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All of our main servers are Windows Server 2003. I tried this app on
another server to see if I could get it to work and it fails with the same
error messa
On Dec 4, 2007 1:39 PM, David Crooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:31 PM Allen wrote:
>
> >I meant in the root directory on the server. I know it can be done but
> Im like you , beginning in this web service game. And
> >the more I try the more I think I need to lo
On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:31 PM Allen wrote:
>I meant in the root directory on the server. I know it can be done but
Im like you , beginning in this web service game. And
>the more I try the more I think I need to look elsewhere from VFP.
>My latest problemn is the inability of VFP to cea
On Thursday, November 29, 2007 3:57 PM Michael wrote:
>WAG: iirc, installing IE6 (or 7?) installs MSXML 3.0. ??
Well, I already installed the msxml3.msi and xmlsdk.msi. Plus,
registered the DLL. Must be another one of the those MSFT's false
errors...
David L. Crooks
David Crooks wrote:
> Ok, I solved the past issue resolved and now on to the next one. It was
> a source control issue.
>
> Now, I get a "OLE-IDispatch exception code 0 from MSXML3.DLL: The system
> cannot locate the object specified" error. This is on a Windows 2003
> Server and it is supposed to
Ok, I solved the past issue resolved and now on to the next one. It was
a source control issue.
Now, I get a "OLE-IDispatch exception code 0 from MSXML3.DLL: The system
cannot locate the object specified" error. This is on a Windows 2003
Server and it is supposed to already have MSXML 3.0 installe
On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:31 PM Allen wrote:
>I meant in the root directory on the server. I know it can be done but
Im like you , beginning in this web service game. And
>the more I try the more I think I need to look elsewhere from VFP.
>My latest problemn is the inability of VFP to cea
BTW, did I see something about registering the DLL should be done with
something other that regsvr32.exe or was that just .NET? Thanks!
David L. Crooks
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Subject: RE: VFP7: Windows Server 2003 Soap Web service
On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:20 PM Allen wrote:
>I would try putting the wsdl/dll etc in the root directory first. I had
no luch with subdirectories.
>also note that the server might not see t
On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:20 PM Allen wrote:
>I would try putting the wsdl/dll etc in the root directory first. I had
no luch with subdirectories.
>also note that the server might not see the web address. mine does not.
the w/s may have a hosts file that lets it find it.
That is how it is
I would try putting the wsdl/dll etc in the root directory first. I had no
luch with subdirectories.
also note that the server might not see the web address. mine does not. the
w/s may have a hosts file that lets it find it.
Allen
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On Wednesday, November 28, 2007 3:58 PM Allen wrote:
>do you have VFP on the server ?
Yes.
>are your ports open. check the firewall. Also check you are calling the
web site name. If you can get it from outside it should >be ok.
Yes, I typed in the url and it returned the WSDL.
>I get this myse
do you have VFP on the server ?
are your ports open. check the firewall. Also check you are calling the web
site name. If you can get it from outside it should be ok.
I get this myself and its usualy cured by re-registering the dll on the
server. make sure you have the right wsdl file. I have seen
ile was not in use.
Thanks!
David L. Crooks
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I have seen it depending on where t
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On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 5:49 PM Allen wrote:
>as far as im aware it is created by the task pane web service. at least
i get that here Allen
So, I need to find out to get around the error:
Error generating IntelliSe
On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 5:49 PM Allen wrote:
>as far as im aware it is created by the task pane web service. at least
i get that here Allen
So, I need to find out to get around the error:
Error generating IntelliSense scripts. Check for a valid WSDL URL
location or invalid WSDL content.
as far as im aware it is created by the task pane web service. at least i
get that here
Allen
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On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 1:17 PM Allen wrote:
>yes I had that when I tried to create the dll after changing methods. I
think possible also to do with putting the dll in a
>place other than the web root. You can try the web service wizard again
to make the wsdl files then a rebuild should wor
yes I had that when I tried to create the dll after changing methods. I
think possible also to do with putting the dll in a place other than the web
root. You can try the web service wizard again to make the wsdl files then a
rebuild should work.
Allen
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On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 12:01 PM Allen wrote:
>Is this with the access code to access the service?
yes
>On the task pane, there is a web service wizard. Just type in the wsdl
url
>(uri?) and it should register the service and also give a list of
available methods.
>It will also produce some
Is this with the access code to access the service?
On the task pane, there is a web service wizard. Just type in the wsdl url
(uri?) and it should register the service and also give a list of available
methods.
It will also produce some code and you can add your method call where it
says to.
Allen
On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 11:09 AM Allen wrote:
>IIS Manager
>Home directory
>Configuration
>Mapping
>Add .wsdl and point the executable to SOAPIS30.dll Limit to GET,POST I
have script engine selected but not verify that file
>exists
Ok, I did that and it is still failing. Below is the code
IIS Manager
Home directory
Configuration
Mapping
Add .wsdl and point the executable to SOAPIS30.dll
Limit to GET,POST
I have script engine selected but not verify that file exists
Allen
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What do
On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:29 AM Allen wrote:
>silly me it is 2003.
>Mapping then. do a search on web service 2003 on leafe.com profox
archives and I think something
>there may shed a light on the problem Allen
>This was a reply from Derek in the Archives that fixed me up.
>MSSOAP was ne
silly me it is 2003.
Mapping then. do a search on web service 2003 on leafe.com profox archives
and I think something there may shed a light on the problem
Allen
This was a reply from Derek in the Archives that fixed me up.
MSSOAP was never included in a Windows server product, I don't
believe--
On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:22 AM Allen wrote:
>also while I think of it. put the dll in the root and try it. I had no
sucess with putting the dll >in another directory. and not the time at
the moment to find out why though its probably rights.
>Are you using win2003 server. thats a problem t
.
Allen
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it is ? I dont know then as I have soap 3 off the vfp disk ok think.
have you used
Of David Crooks
Sent: 27 November 2007 15:28
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On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 5:48 AM Allen wrote:
>I think its soap 3 you need
Well, now the server has both versions. Do have to change the program to
not use
On Tuesday, November 27, 2007 5:48 AM Allen wrote:
>I think its soap 3 you need
Well, now the server has both versions. Do have to change the program
to not use the _webservices.vcx which seems tied to soap 2?
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I think its soap 3 you need
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On Tuesday, November 20, 2007 3:53 PM I wrote
On Tuesday, November 20, 2007 3:53 PM I wrote:
>Update: Windows Server 2003 has MSSOAP.SOAPCLIENT30 and the
_webservice.vcx is calling
>MSSOAP.SOAPCLIENT. What is the best way around that?
I installed MS Soap 2.0 and still having trouble getting the web service
to run. I am trying to run the S
November 2007 21:40
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Subject: VFP7: Windows Server 2003 Soap Web service
I am trying to run this DLL on a Windows Server 2003 and I did install IIS
and the Soap toolkit. When I try to run the setupclient I am getting "Class
definition MSSOAP.SOAPCLIENT is not found" e
On Tuesday, November 20, 2007 3:40 PM David Crooks wrote:
>I am trying to run this DLL on a Windows Server 2003 and I did install
IIS and the Soap toolkit.
>When I try to run the setupclient I am getting "Class definition
MSSOAP.SOAPCLIENT is not found"
>error. Any ideas? TIA!
Update: Window
I am trying to run this DLL on a Windows Server 2003 and I did install
IIS and the Soap toolkit. When I try to run the setupclient I am
getting "Class definition MSSOAP.SOAPCLIENT is not found" error. Any
ideas? TIA!
David L. Crooks
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