10-06-2019, 11:08 AM
Hi Claudio,
I have managed to get it working. I imported the WSDL using New, Other, Web and Import WSDL. Added a HTTPRIO component to the form, filling in the properties and executed the call. Expecting to handle XML data via a parser, I downloaded XmlParser (free code) and tried it. Parsing worked fine, but the httprio call complained MSXML not istalled. MSXML is not available to windows versions beyond XP sp3. After many hours of searching and reading I finally found a blog by Stephen Ball, explaining how to bypass MSXML and use OmniXml instead. That way the HTTPRIO call executed fine and I got a response. Looking at the WSDL (and the C# code I mentioned earlier) I found out how to access the values in the Webservice response directly, without using the xmlparser to extract the data.
So now my program is receiving the data from the webservice as I wanted it to. Thanks for your help.
NB! If anyone want to see the code and how I have done, let me know, and I'll post it here as examples.
Regards
Soren
I have managed to get it working. I imported the WSDL using New, Other, Web and Import WSDL. Added a HTTPRIO component to the form, filling in the properties and executed the call. Expecting to handle XML data via a parser, I downloaded XmlParser (free code) and tried it. Parsing worked fine, but the httprio call complained MSXML not istalled. MSXML is not available to windows versions beyond XP sp3. After many hours of searching and reading I finally found a blog by Stephen Ball, explaining how to bypass MSXML and use OmniXml instead. That way the HTTPRIO call executed fine and I got a response. Looking at the WSDL (and the C# code I mentioned earlier) I found out how to access the values in the Webservice response directly, without using the xmlparser to extract the data.
So now my program is receiving the data from the webservice as I wanted it to. Thanks for your help.
NB! If anyone want to see the code and how I have done, let me know, and I'll post it here as examples.
Regards
Soren