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Calling a webservice with SOAP input message
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23/12/2006 10:13:07
Ali Ihsan Turkoolu
Galaksi Bilgisayar A.Þ.
Ankara, Turkey
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Visual FoxPro
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>Thank you Mr.Rick. I read your paper, I will read again. But, I have a confusion. Using StrikeIron Web Services Analyzer, I get SOAP input message string as XML. I can easly replace this string with new data values. If there is a easy way to send this message to Webservice, My pain will be decreased.

You can always send a plain HTTP message without the SOAP toolkit or even an XML parser. But it's not recommended. You may think it looks easy to just fire off text XML, but you have to make sure the XML is properly encoded etc. - especially when you're sending upper ASCII character as you are likely to do when you are using the Turkish languaage <s>...

I would highly recommend you use at least an XML parser to create your SOAP message...

+++ Rick --

>Thank you again.
>The SOAP input message of this methot is:
>
>
><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
>xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
>xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
>xmlns:enc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding" >
>
><soap:Body>
>
><impl:hastaKabul xmlns:impl="http://servisler.ws.gss.sgk.gov.tr">
>
><provizyonGiris>
> <devredilenKurum>3</devredilenKurum>
> <hastaKarneNo>111111216</hastaKarneNo>
> <hastaSosyalGuvNo>1111111111126</hastaSosyalGuvNo>
> <hastaTCKimlikNo>49000719000</hastaTCKimlikNo>
> <provizyonTarihi>22.12.2006</provizyonTarihi>
> <provizyonTipi>N</provizyonTipi>
> <saglikTesisKodu>10662</saglikTesisKodu>
> <sigortaliTuru>2</sigortaliTuru>
> <takipNo></takipNo>
> <takipTuru>1</takipTuru>
> <yakinlikKodu></yakinlikKodu>
></provizyonGiris>
>
></impl:hastaKabul>
>
></soap:Body>
>
></soap:Envelope>
>
>
>>No not really. The SOAP Toolkit requires XML DOM objects in order to represent complex types. It's a bit more involved than creating the proper XML string.
>>
>>You can find out more about how this works here:
>>
>>http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/foxpronetwebservices/foxpronetwebservices.asp
>>
>>+++ Rick ---
>>
>>>Yes, You right. But, at the end, I think that complex object elements are also send as XML.Am I right?
>>>That object elements are:
>>>
>>> <devredilenKurum>3</devredilenKurum>
>>> <hastaKarneNo>111111216</hastaKarneNo>
>>> <hastaSosyalGuvNo>1111111111126</hastaSosyalGuvNo>
>>> <hastaTCKimlikNo>49000719000</hastaTCKimlikNo>
>>> <provizyonTarihi>22.12.2006</provizyonTarihi>
>>> <provizyonTipi>N</provizyonTipi>
>>> <saglikTesisKodu>10662</saglikTesisKodu>
>>> <sigortaliTuru>2</sigortaliTuru>
>>> <takipNo></takipNo>
>>> <takipTuru>1</takipTuru>
>>> <yakinlikKodu></yakinlikKodu>
>>>
>>>I don't sure, if I put this xml to a string and I send this string as a parameter to the method?
>>>
>>>>Ali tha methos is expecting to receive an object and not a string.
>>>>
>>>>>I tried so many different configuration, but I couldn't obtain return object from a webservice.
>>>>>
>>>>>WebService address is :
>>>>>http://43000210000:43000210000@test.sgk.gov.tr/saglikws/services/ProvizyonIs
>>>>>lemleri/wsdl/ProvizyonIslemleri.wsdl
>>>>>
>>>>>43000210000:43000210000 are username and password.
>>>>>
>>>>>I need to call HastaKabul method.
>>>>>
>>>>>Input parameter of this method as SOAP message is:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
>>>>>
>>>>><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
>>>>>xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
>>>>>xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
>>>>>xmlns:enc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding" >
>>>>>
>>>>><soap:Body>
>>>>>
>>>>><impl:hastaKabul xmlns:impl="http://servisler.ws.gss.sgk.gov.tr">
>>>>>
>>>>><provizyonGiris>
>>>>>
>>>>><devredilenKurum>3</devredilenKurum><hastaKarneNo>111111216</hastaKarneNo><h
>>>>>astaSosyalGuvNo>1111111111126</hastaSosyalGuvNo><hastaTCKimlikNo>4900071
>>>>>astaSosyalGuvNo>9000
>>>>></hastaTCKimlikNo><provizyonTarihi>22.12.2006</provizyonTarihi><provizyonTip
>>>>>i>N</provizyonTipi><saglikTesisKodu>10662</saglikTesisKodu><sigortaliTur
>>>>>i>u>2<
>>>>>/sigortaliTuru><takipNo></takipNo><takipTuru>1</takipTuru><yakinlikKodu></ya
>>>>>kinlikKodu>
>>>>>
>>>>></provizyonGiris>
>>>>>
>>>>></impl:hastaKabul>
>>>>>
>>>>></soap:Body>
>>>>>
>>>>></soap:Envelope>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I obtain this SOAP message by using StrikeIron Web Services Analyzer. With this analyzer, I can call the WS easly.
>>>>>
>>>>>How should I call this method?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>lcXml = ??
>>>>>
>>>>>LOCAL loProvizyonIslemleri AS "XML Web Service"
>>>>>LOCAL loException, lcErrorMsg, loWSHandler TRY
>>>>>        loWSHandler =
>>>>>NEWOBJECT("WSHandler",IIF(VERSION(2)=0,"",HOME()+"FFC\")+"_ws3client.vcx")
>>>>>        loProvizyonIslemleri =
>>>>>loWSHandler.SetupClient("http://43000210000:43000210000@test.sgk.gov.tr/sagl
>>>>>ikws/services/ProvizyonIslemleri/wsdl/ProvizyonIslemleri.wsdl",
>>>>>"ProvizyonIslemleriService", "ProvizyonIslemleri")
>>>>>
>>>>>        leResult = loProvizyonIslemleri.hastaKabul(lcXml)
>>>>>
>>>>>CATCH TO loException
>>>>>        lcErrorMsg="Error: "+TRANSFORM(loException.Errorno)+" - "+loException.Message
>>>>>        DO CASE
>>>>>        CASE VARTYPE(loProvizyonIslemleri)#"O"
>>>>>               * Handle SOAP error connecting to web service
>>>>>        CASE !EMPTY(loProvizyonIslemleri.FaultCode)
>>>>>               * Handle SOAP error calling method
>>>>>               lcErrorMsg=lcErrorMsg+CHR(13)+loProvizyonIslemleri.Detail
>>>>>        OTHERWISE
>>>>>               * Handle other error
>>>>>        ENDCASE
>>>>>        * Use for debugging purposes
>>>>>        MESSAGEBOX(lcErrorMsg)
>>>>>FINALLY
>>>>>ENDTRY
>>>>>
+++ Rick ---

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