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Hello, I am trying to reach a web service using the SOAP package. I succeeded calling the web service, but not sending parameters to it. After much research and tries, I think I found that the problem lies in the namespace including the parameters in the SOAP body. In short, my question is: how can I send unqualified parameters in the SOAP body of a call produced through the SOAP package?

Hiya, I''m currently setting up a soap client in ruby that is working fine with passing ints or strings, but I cannot pass arrays. Is this a soap problem or is there a special code thing you have to do to take in an array from a soap call? Thanks, Bex -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have written a Rails web service, which is working exactly as expected. The service has a method which returns an object of type ActionWebService::Struct. In my SOAP client, I create a SOAP rpc driver, and execute the method, like this: book = driver.ShowTitle(params[:isbn]) I then do a: logger.info book.inspect and find this in the log: &lt;SOAP::Mapping::Object:0x..ca7b389da

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

Railers, I''m trying to figure out why invocations to my Web service URLs work with Rails 1.1.2 but fail both with Rails 1.1.4 (and 1.1.5) and when I apply the new 1.1.2 security patch to Rails 1.1.2. It looks like they are failing with SOAP clients but succeeding with XML-RPC clients. The URL that used to work is of the form http://localhost:3000/my_controller/ServiceName/api. When I

I''m working with ActionWebService, building a SOAP Service. I realize that I can returns various values, in example: api_method :foo, :expects [ { :value1 => :int }, { :value2 => :int } ], :returns [ { :return_value_1 => :int}, { :return_value_2 => :string}, { :return_value_3 =>

We currently have a SOAP server that processes incoming requests. I''d like to rewrite this system (maintaining the same SOAP interfaces) utilizing RoR. What is the easiest way to go about this? Thanks. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, Is it possible to cache page/action within AWS? The method caches_page doesn''t seem to work, nothing is being cached. Thanks.

I''ve been playing around with a soap interface to an application that can return large datasets (up to 50mb or so). There are also some nested structures for which I''ve used ActionWebService::Struct with 2-3 nested members of oher ActionWebService::Struct members. In addition to chewing up a ton of memory, cpu ulilization isn''t that great either. My development

Hi, in our application we have a ActionWebController method that iterates over a bunch of AR objects (say ~30,000) and converts them to struts. The controller method automagically converts the array of Struts to SOAP objects as advertised. There''s a point in ActionWebService::Dispatcher::ActionController::InstanceMethods#dispatch _web_service_request (file

Hi, I''ve been doing more searching, and I''m kinda stuck on how to send back error messages to a SOAP / XML-RPC client if say for example the username and password they supplied were incorrect. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Cheers, Pete -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi All, Anyone know of a CentOS 5 package for php-pear-SOAP? I'm installing Centreon, and that's the only pear package I have not been able to find packaged as a RPM for CentOS 5. I did find this, though: http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/extras/6/i386/repoview/php-pear-SOAP.html I should be able to just install the Fedora 6 package, but I'd rather use one built

Hi, In Rails, if a form is submitted with invalid data it is very easy to display the form with red boxes showing where the validation caught problems. Also there is the flash to give the user messages too. I''m just learning about Rails SOAP capabilities. What happens when things go wrong? Could I just make is so that each webservice method returns whatever it is supposed to when things

Can someone shed some light on how to convert an Exception to a SOAPFault on Rails 1.0/AWS 1.0? I''ve been digging through the source code and see that in soap_protocol.rb there is a method called encode_response() that seems to perform the translation of an Exception to a SOAPFault. However, if I use the following code block within my Web Service controller: def

Hey, Just had a question. Been pulling out my hair all weekend trying to get SOAP to work properly in Rails and even straight on Ruby. I started with Rails'' AWS and moved to Ruby''s internal libraries, after which I tried out SOAP4R. Now, my question is, does Rails or even Ruby itself support SOAP client calls through basic HTTP Authentication? From the research I''ve

Hi guys, I''ve recently been digging into ActiveResource and the REST principle in edge rails. I want to push things even further, since about everyone in the world is doing SOAP (Yahoo, Google, Flickr) and more important, .NET and the upcoming release of Microsoft Navision/Dynamics, I''m trying to enhance ActiveResource in a way that it would make me possible to for example, do a

Hi all, My SOAP web service works with direct and delegated dispatching. But as soon as I switch to layered, I get an error message no such web service ''api'' Now, the actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/protocol/ soap_protocol.rb, in function decode_action_pack_request(action_pack_request), service_name = action_pack_request.parameters[''action'']

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 everyone, I hope someone can help me with the following problem. I want to issue SOAP request from rails to connect to a legacy system in the backend. First I tried savon as a SOAP client. Everything worked fine, but the performance was bad. The following code client = Savon::Client.new client.http.headers["Content-Type"] = "application/soap+xml; charset=utf-8"