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| From: | Rick Strahl |
| To: | Barbara Paltiel |
You can import multiple WSDL files into seperate proxies. If they are separate WSDLs each WSDL will map to a separate proxy class.
I recommend you take a look at SoapUI (free) to test your web service to make sure it works and you get the values right. Once you know it works then try running it through the generated proxies.
Complex objects etc. passed through the proxy generator can be complex - since you need to coax types to properly work between Fox and .NET, so making sure that the right values are availalble takes out one area of potential failure out of the equation.
+++ Rick ---
I'm trying to access a Magento ecommerce site. The basic WSDL URL I was given logs in and produces a session ID as expected. However, all other functions go through a "Call()" function which passes the session ID, the function (eg Sales_Order_List) I want plus any arguments and supposedly returns an object.
If the argument is a single string (such as a sales order ID) the code has no errrors, but the resulting object is empty, "Display Object" shows a class tree of "unknown type" and nothing else.
The actual source code has multiple WSDL.XML files in multiple directories. The one used in generating shows Session ID, Login and Call functions. Another WSDL.XML file in a different directory shows all Sales functions, etc. Is there a way to get all of these functions loaded? I'm not even sure the "Call" function is working when it SAYS it is, since the result is blank.
I'm completely unfamiliar with SOAP - what I know I've learned from the help files and some of it is confusing to a novice.... Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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