No problemo :)

It seems obvious that when you connect to a computer, you need to do it to the right port...
Its always the same story, we stand too close to the tree to see the forest :-)


>No, it is called as in the example below. I inverted the two lines of code and its now working. Thank you, Gerald.
>
>>>Hi all,
>>
>>Just a shot:
>>
>>Dont you have to set the port BEFORE calling the connect method?
>>
>>
>>>
>>>I have a wwconnect 4.50 test executable running on our my local IIS server. The exe has a process method called: GetBills. Everything works fine. I can get results by either calling the url directly from the IE address bar or from VFP using wwHTTP.GetEx() method.
>>>
>>>I changed the IIS web server port from the default 80 to 5050. I can still call the process directly from IE with the port redirection:
>>>

http://192.168.0.22:5050/EOSXMLServer/bin/wc.dll?XMLProcess~GetBills~&Bill=00001281 or
>>>http://localhost:5050/EOSXMLServer/bin/wc.dll?XMLProcess~GetBills~&Bill=00001281
>>>

>>>In the VFP program however, I cannot get it to work using the nHTTPPort redirection. Am I missing something here?
>>>

>>>oHTTP.HTTPConnect("192.168.0.22")
>>>oHTTP.nHTTPPort = 5050
>>>
>>>*** Initialize the variables that will be filled by HTTPGetEx
>>>lcHTML=""     && Data buffer
>>>lnText=0      && Size of the output to return - 0 means autosize
>>>
>>>*** Send the POST data and retrieve HTTP result
>>>lnResult =oHTTP.HTTPGetEx("/EOSXMLServer/bin/wc.dll?XMLProcess~GetBills~&FromDate=11/05/2003",@lcHTML,@lnText)
>>>

>>>
>>>Any help is appreciated.