Hi Timothy, Yes it is suppose to work as it is, I copy the code from this message in my computer running VFP8 and it ran without a problem, see
if in the code when you type "loNotification." opens the intellisense, it should. What version of Fox are you using?, What version of the SOAP client?
Let me know.

Good Luck.


>Thanks for reply. I ran your code as is, was it supposed to work as is? I am not sure going about registering a web service. The error message I get is:
>
>OLE IDispatch exception code 0 from Client:
>Client:An unanticipated error occurred during the
>processing of this request. HRESULT=0x800A13BE
>- Client:Sending the Soap message failed or no
>recognizable response was received
>HRESULT=0x800A13BE - Client:Unspecfied client error
>
>
>>Hi Timothy, I'm sorry for the delay, the setup is pretty straightfoward
>>in most situations, here an example of a webservice that gives you
>>the location for a specific ZipCode; (could not find any free one
>>that would work that gives you weather); register the web service
>>in the Task Pane in Fox and that will let you see the methods available
>>from the service, in this case there is only one. If you can not find
>>a weather web service at least you can use ShellExecute to navigate to
>>a page; let's say MSNBC.COM, dump the page to a text file and read it from there.
>>
>>Good luck.
>>

>>LOCAL loNotification AS "MSSOAP.SoapClient30"
>>* Do not remove or alter following line. It is used to support IntelliSense for your XML Web service.
>>*__VFPWSDef__: lonotification = http://www.webservicemart.com/uszip.asmx?wsdl notification , notificationSoap
>>
>>lcZip = "33029"
>>loNotification = CREATEOBJECT("MSSOAP.SoapClient30")
>>
>>leRtnVal = loNotification.MSSoapInit("http://www.webservicemart.com/uszip.asmx?wsdl")
>>
>>
>>leResult = loNotification.ValidateZip(lcZip)
>>
>>XMLTOCURSOR(leResult,'ZIP')
>>
>>SELECT ZIP
>>BROWSE
>>

>>
>>
>>>I guess calling the web service is what I'm after, the how to. Does this require alot of setup?
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi Timothy, I think the easiest way is to call a Web Service,
>>>>try
>>>>http://www.ejse.com/WeatherService/Service.asmx
>>>>or
>>>>http://wsfinder.jot.com/WikiHome
>>>>
>>>>Also, you can try to scrape it from msnbc, google, etc...
>>>>
>>>>Good luck
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Can someone point me to the way to have a control like a label display time/weather from an internet connection? I assume it involves a com server web connection? Thanks