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Web service crashing after installing IE7
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17/01/2007 06:13:53
Neil Mc Donald
Cencom Systems P/L
The Sun, Australia
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Web Services
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01185512
Message ID:
01186503
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>Hi,
>Glad you found the problem, as a matter of interest what was the "Timeout" set to as a default, prior to adding the 300000 timeout.
>It may be the answer to the problem I had a few weeks ago with one of Computer Associates products, which by the way they didn't solve and just made IE7 an unsupported platform.
>
>>Hi Nick,
>>thank you for your time. I found the problem all I had to do was add a timeout - ConnectorProperty("Timeout") at the client side and it worked.
>>
>>
>>oProxy = CREATEOBJECT("MSSOAP.SoapClient")
>>oProxy.MSSoapInit("http:/yourwebserver/service1.asmx?WSDl")
>>oProxy.ConnectorProperty("Timeout") = 300000
>>
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>Try unchecking the "Enable native XMLHTTP support" in Internet options\advanced\security.
>>>
>>>>Hi Nick
>>>>Thanks for your help, this did not work, I was refering more to the Soap installed by ie7 on the client machine.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Try the following in IE7/Tools/Security tab/Trusted Sites/sites and add the URL to the list of sites and see what happens.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Guys,
>>>>>>I am having a problem with some of my web services running on machines running IE7 that I have written about 3 years ago. It works fine for machines running IE6. Written in VFP 8.00.0000.2521. Can some one help me please. Help!!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The Error is :
>>>>>>
>>>>>>OLE Error 0x800a14b4, Unknown Status Code.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Code is :
>>>>>>
>>>>>>oProxy = CREATEOBJECT("MSSOAP.SoapClient")
>>>>>>lcUrl = "http://"+ALLTRIM(parameters.webserver)
>>>>>>oProxy.MSSoapInit(lcUrl+"/downloadstocktake/service1.asmx?WSDl")
>>>>>>lnid=0
>>>>>>CURSORTOXML("tempbins","lcxml",1,0)
>>>>>>lnid = oProxy.updatebins(lcxml)
>>>>>>
Fred Besterwitch, MCP

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