Kirk,

I haven't tried this particular WebService, but it's obviously returning an object, not an XML string, so try this:

loReturn=oWeather.GetWeather(tcZip)
loReturn.

After typing the . Intellisense should kick in and display stuff about the object. If it doesn't, then who the heck knows *what* it's returning. <g>

~~Bonnie


>I am trying (just for fun) to connect to a web service through VFP and get the weather. I went to www.xmethods.com and found one, copied the http path (http://glkev.net.innerhost.com/glkev_ws/WeatherFetcher.asmx?WSDL) and registered it under the Intellisense manager/webservices.
>
>Then I have the following code in a little prg:
>
>

>PARAMETERS tcZip
>IF PCOUNT()=0
>	tcZip=[78130]
>endif
>LOCAL lcReturn
>LOCAL oWeather as weatherservice
>LOCAL loWS
>loWS = NEWOBJECT("Wsclient",HOME()+"ffc\_webservices.vcx")
>loWS.cWSName = "weatherservice"
>oWeather = loWS.SetupClient("http://glkev.net.innerhost.com/glkev_ws/WeatherFetcher.asmx?WSDL", "WeatherFetcher", "WeatherFetcherSoap")
>
>lcReturn=oWeather.GetWeather(tcZip)
>? lcReturn
>
>

>
>But I get an error on the ?lcReturn line. So I suspended the program and brought up the debugger, and it shows lcReturn is an object. But I can't determine what the properties of the object are. So that is my real question, how do you determine what the object properties are?
>
>Thanks
>Kirk