similar to: Actionwebservice as a SOAP client to .NET services.

I''m working with an ActionWebService client talking to an ActionWebService server through one of DataPower''s XS40 XML Security Gateways. One of the intrinsic functions of this gateway is automatic SOAP schema validation. When testing some failure cases, I noticed that SOAP Faults returned by ActionWebService aren''t schema valid to the SOAP 1.1 schema, specifically:

Hi, I just upgraded to soap4r 1.5.5, and now all my Rails Functional tests for the action_web_services fail as follows, any ideas what I did wrong? Thanks TypeError: can''t modify frozen object /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/xsd/qname.rb:78:in `name='' /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/soap/rpc/element.rb:118:in `set_param''

So I''ve created a few actionwebservice soap servers now and have been accessing them from a stand alone ruby client using soap4r. Now I have a rails app that needs to act as a client to one of my soap servers. From what I can tell, I basically have to copy all the api definitions from the server and put them on the client? Is that correct? Makes sense and seems kind of strange all at

Hi all, I''ve tried to search the mailing list, web, etc. and haven''t found anything that seems to answer my question. I have a WSDL for a web service written in Java, and I''m trying to consume it in ruby using ActionWebService. I''ve created my API and some struct classes. I''ve found the :namespace option to ActionWebService::Client::Soap.new, but

Hi all, I have a SOAP XML request coming from a VB6.0 application, which I have to handle in my ROR application. After the request is handled, i have to parse the request and check the extracted values in the database according to the checking i have to send a Response to the VB6.0 application. Please tell me the procedure how can i used SOAP XML in ROR application for handling these

Hi, does anybody know of any good HowTo for consuming XML-RPC and/or SOAP web services in Rails? I found some for Ruby (via soap4r/xmlrpc4r), but I was wondering whether there is something built into Rails already. So far it looks like there are methods to create web services, but not to consume them. Ingo Weiss

Hi, I''m interested in using a currency conversion web service in my rails app. Does anyone have a free service that they use and like? I found this one http://www.webservicex.net/WS/WSDetails.aspx?CATID=2&WSID=10 I''ve tried to make a simple, plain Ruby script to connect to this and get a conversion rate without success. How do I integrate a webservice into my rails app? I

I have written SOAP web service in ruby using datanoise-actionwebservice gem but webservice sends following error in response: Exception of type System.InvalidOperationException: Client found response content type of ''text/html; charset=utf-8'', but expected ''text/xml''. The request failed with the error message: -- POST not supported --. please help ...

Any thoughts on extending ActionWebService to handle MTOM? http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-mtom basically, this allows some flexibility when it comes to base64 encode/decode on the message, binary attachments can pass without being encoded... am I on my own here? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

I want to return my own error messages from an API instead of letting the client see the stack trace. I''m returning a custom structure so I guess I could just put a member in that structure for the error message, although that seems like kind of a hack. Any suggestions? Chris

I have create a web service to expose data from my application and am wondering why the associations are not showing up as values in my WSDL or SOAP response. In active record I have enabled eager loading so that the object set as the return type for the service call has all the associated data prior to the response. However, the associations are not showing up. Anyone have any ideas? I can

All, I''m stumped. I need to connect to an XML/SOAP feed... that''s normally not an issue. But this one has a hoop that threw me for a loop. Some corporate security geek implented it such that a client certificate (pkcs12) is required to validate my identity before their system will talk to me. The remote system is, of course, running J2EE w/ EJB inside their firewall. But

I''m trying to connect to a SOAP interface using Rails and I''m running into a snag. I''m relatively new to Rails at this point and am in the very beginning stages of understanding how the system works. Currently I''m running into a error that looks like this: -------------------------------------------- Missing API definition file in apis/amazon_api.rb

The suggested approach for developing a web service using ActionWebService appears to be start by defining the API you want and then you can generate WSDL. I want to start from WSDL. I''ve tried wsdl2ruby but the Ruby code it generates does not appear to play well with Rails. Is there a way I can get what I want? I''m new at this so if the answer is a forehead slapper,

Is it possible to write activex controls and windows DLLs in ruby? I would like to have some of my logic be usable from VB (don''t ask why). Thanks.

Hey all. I have two apps. One is a rails3 app and the other is a rails 2 app. Using proxying I am routing actions in the myapp.com/foo to the rails2 app. It almost works! I can set a session variable and a cookie variable on the first app (myapp.com) and then read them on the second app (myapp.com/foo). It only works the first time though. If I go back to myapp.com and then revisit

Hi For an application we need to obtain data from a .NET based web service. I''ve been "playing" with some sample code to invoke web services as a soap client. They work ok with services that offer a .wsdl link. However, .NET based services are called with "*.asmx?WSDL". The wsdlDriver (I guess SOAP4R) barfs on this. Anybody have practical experience and willing/able

Hi all.. I new in Ruby/Rails.. Where could i get some good tutorial about SOAP using Rails? I''ve been googling yet still did''nt find good tutorial. Thank you in advance.. :) -- Regards, Ananda Putra

I''m working on building a SOAP client with AWS, i.e: class PersonAPI < ActionWebService::API::Base api_method :find_all, :returns => [[Person]] end soap_client = ActionWebService::Client::Soap.new(PersonAPI, "http://...") persons = soap_client.find_all This works well but I think it breaks down quickly when you try to do real world work. Lets take a moderately

Hi all, If ApplicationController subclasses live in app/controllers, and ActionWebService::API::Base subclasses live in app/apis, do subclasses of ActionWebService::Base live in app/services? This may be a "duh" question, but I couldn''t find an explicit mention of it anywhere. Thanks, Dan