Thanks for the input. I think I am finally starting to get this. Would you suggest using the WestWind classes to do the soap call or using the class built into Foxpro? Working with the class built into Foxpro seems to be a lot easier, I Love the builder for a quick test.


Thanks,

Scott

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>>Is it possilbe to pass an object as a parameter to a webservice? Originally the webservice that I am trying to access had so many parameters that it exceded Foxpro's limit. The call was changed to use an object so that there will not be that many parameters. The problem is I don't know how to pass an object as a parameter.
>>I currently am just doing a createobject('empty') and using addproperty() to add the various properties to the object then makeing the call with the object as a parameter. What am I doing wrong here? Is this even possible in Foxpro? Any help would be appriciated.