similar to: AWS WSDL Client Consumption

On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:51:51 -0600, Chris Brinker <chris.brinker-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote: > I was talking on #rubyonrails some more and they seem to think that > the model classes have to be copy and pasted/available to the > ruby:client, in addition to the api. I find this advice a little odd > considering .Net and apparently ColdfusionMX need no such

I''m currently investigating creating a Rails application that will offer a set of services for consumption by Wavemaker (used to be ActiveGrid) which is a front-end builder. Wavemaker is supposed to be able to consume SOAP and REST services, but the service import dialoge insists on a wsdl file in either case. I''ve just moved to Rails 2.0.2 to learn about REST and I see that

Hi, as long as nobody answered to my previous question, i''ll try to write in another way. I have: webservice WSDL link (https://something?WSDL, that''s .net webservice) pem file (certificate, needed to authentificate for gettting data) i need : to consume that webservice without describing API''s for each method (i mean use WSL to construct needed structures or objects).

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, i''m trying to consume .NET webservice following one tutorial an currently have these lines of code: wsdl = "https://someserviceaddress" factory = SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new(wsdl) and running this code i''m getting: Unknown attr {}ref. Unknown element {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/http/}binding. Unknown element {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/http/}operation.

Hi, I''m quite new to Rails and have a problem with the use of AWS. The Problem is, that I have a class which provides some basic attributes and some subclasses of this with more specific attributes. I want to send objects of those classes through SOAP by a remote client, but if I specify just the base class in the method signature of my API definition the generated WSDL file will

Hi, I''m quite new to Rails and have a problem with the use of AWS. The Problem is, that I have a class which provides some basic attributes and some subclasses of this with more specific attributes. I want to send objects of those classes through SOAP by a remote client, but if I specify just the base class in the method signature of my API definition the generated WSDL file will just

(X-posting to the engine group as well) Wsdl calls fail under certain circumstances when the user engine is in use. After much experimentation, this is what I found. * I have an application that uses the login and user engines for permissions and security. The configuration works correctly. * I created a web service for the application. If I use direct dispatch (the default), I can both

# Allow downloading Web Service WSDL as a file with an extension # instead of a file named ''wsdl'' map.connect '':controller/service.wsdl'', :action => ''wsdl'' That''s in the routes file, but what''s it for/mean? Thanks! Stedwick --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you

So I''ve read the Action Web Service bit of the documentation for a while, searched around and asked on the IRQ channel and I just can''t seem to get a simple Hello World type web service up and running with AWS on Rails. I have a file called hello_person_api.rb which looks like this: class HelloPersonAPI < ActionWebService::API::Base api_method :HelloName, :expects

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,

All, I can''t seem to come up with the appropriate incantation to Rails return WSDL for my web service. I am attempting to use layered dispatching. For direct dispatching, I can simply access http://localhoss:3000/controllername/service.wsdl and all works as advertised. When I configure for layered dispatch, the same invocation returns "unknown action". I''m

I am new to ruby and rails. I am having trouble consuming a java web service with the soap/wsdlDriver library. My java web service, FooService, has one method, search(String). I am sending the data from a form to this method in my controller: def search searchTerm = params[:searchTerm] factory = SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new("http://localhost:8080/services/FooService?wsdl")

I recently started trying R and SSOAP and was able to successfully try a "hello world" service. I am now trying to get a more complicated interface to work with SSOAP and so far failed miserably at that and so need any help I can get from here. The service I am attaching is a prototype for a full service that would take information to identify a data source and a query to run and return

Hi, I have an url: "http://localhost:7000/Webservices/testService.jws?WSDL=" which i need to call from a ruby''s controller file TestWebService.rb for authenticating the user-id. Can someone help me out to solve my issue?. I have downloaded SOAP4R but nothing much I m able to get info for calling this webservice. Can someone help me out with proper steps to follow for

I have a wsdl, and I have run soap4r''s wsdl2ruby, but now I need a tutorial on what to do with it. Any Suggestions? Enrico --------------------------------- What are the most popular cars? Find out at Yahoo! Autos -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hello, Can anyone tell me if there is a package which will allow me to write a package in R, then publish the package using WebServices? The idea is that I want to be able to pass a data set into R, have R perform the calculations, then send the result back to either a .Net application or a LIMS BASIC application. So far I see many packages that allow R to consume WebServices, but I haven't

Hi, I have a strange problem while using WebService API which expects an ActiveRecord derivate. This is the code of the API ... ------ class HarvesterApi < ActionWebService::API::Base api_method :send_measurand, :expects => [{:measurand => Measurand}, {:eaiSystemName => :string}] end ------ ... and this of my Model ------ class Measurand < ActiveRecord::Base

Hi ! Has anyone connected to the Mass Pay API of PayPal using Rails ? I need to do this for a customer, and I wanted to know how easy/hard it was. I have no experience using SOAP, WSDL, etc. I saw soap4r[1] on the RAA[2]. This is probably what I''ll need to use. One question I haven''t answered yet is whether soap4r will accept PayPal''s certificates ? Thanks for any

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