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Re: Accessing web service elements
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May. 19, 2013
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| From: | Rick Strahl |
| To: | Stein Goering |
You can use DNB InvokeMethod_ParameterArray to call methods with more parameters. This is a bit more tedious but you can pass whatever.
It just gets real tricky trying to pinpoint a problem if one of the parameter values isn't cast to the right type.
+++ Rick ---
Yes, that was going to be the next problem since some of the params I need to use are beyond position 15 which is all DNB is set to handle. I contacted the support team and they sent me a PHP script that accepts just the parameters you send it and takes care of the actual service call. (I suspect I'm not the first person who's had problems with their interface.)
So I think I can make this work by modifying their wrapper and using Response.Redirect to call it - just need to learn enough PHP to get it to post the results back to my WC method...
--stein
<sigh> who creates these methods with a billion parameters? Haven't these folks ever heard of using an object to hold values and passing a single value???
Most likely one of the values you're passing is not of the right type?
+++ Rick ---
Rick Strahl
West Wind Technologies
Making waves on the Web
West Wind Technologies
from Maui, Hawaii
Making waves on the Web