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  • crashes

    AFTER fixing all the missing includes so I can actually compile it (gcc 4.3.2) , it doesn't run at all. Maybe the compiler and/or 64-bit platform have something to do with it. [mini][02:05:50 PM] wsdl --help terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error' what(): basic_string::_S_construct NULL not valid Aborted (version 1.23)

    2009-10-19 21:12:43 UTC by ecloud

  • Comment: gcc 4.3.x compile errors

    I agree, had to fix a lot of includes for gcc 4.3.2.

    2009-10-19 21:09:18 UTC by ecloud

  • C++ Web services

    vivek200120 committed patchset 172 of module wsdlpull to the C++ Web services CVS repository, changing 3 files.

    2009-08-19 16:54:45 UTC by vivek200120

  • Problem with paypal wsdl

    https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/wsdl/PayPalSvc.wsdl This is what I get with wsdltool: wsdl "https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/wsdl/PayPalSvc.wsdl" Can't open file /tmp/eBLBaseComponents.xsd: Too many open files This doesn't crash the plugin either, it appears to call an exit function inside the library somewhere and that is killing our main application as well. Even if the wsdl should fail...

    2009-08-08 23:27:52 UTC by nexes300

  • Incorrect param to HttpOpenRequest API

    Extracted from w3c.cpp. static LPCTSTR szAcceptType=TEXT(__HTTP_ACCEPT_TYPE); if(!_hConnection || _hConnection==INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) throw "handle not opened..."; _hRequest=::HttpOpenRequest( _hConnection, __HTTP_VERB_GET, // HTTP Verb szuri, // Object Name NULL, // Version NULL, // Reference &szAcceptType, //...

    2009-08-07 12:23:06 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: wsdl: Occurences read from command line

    The file is uploaded now. The order of the arguments is the same as they were read by std::cin. The call above is similar to: wsdl -f -g -o -e /home/knipp/ExchangeManagerE2K7.wsdl GetOrgService Username[0,1] Enter number of occurrences:1 Username: username Password[0,1] Enter number of occurrences:1 Password: password Context[0,1] Enter number of occurrences:0 Language[0,1] Enter...

    2009-08-04 07:49:34 UTC by fknipp

  • Comment: wsdl: Occurences read from command line

    Thanks for the patch.. If I understand correctly the 1 in the `1 username` means that there is 1 occurence of username? Also Not sure where you put the wsdl .In this bug I only see the patch..Could you also upload your WSDL so that I could understand the example better..

    2009-08-04 03:24:26 UTC by vivek200120

  • wsdl: Occurences read from command line

    I've patched the recent CVS version to allow me to set the number of occurences on the command line in the same way as the arguments for the call. I find this more convenient during tests of web services with lots of optional parameters. The arguments must be given in the same order as they would be read from the console. Example for a call using the WSDL file of my bug report of today...

    2009-07-20 20:43:27 UTC by fknipp

  • Missing namespace information in SOAP headers

    In the generated SOAP message, the header contains an empty xmlns field, thus making the wsdlpull client unsuitable for the web service described in the uploaded WSDL. The generated SOAP request (done with the wsdl command line tool) is

    2009-07-20 20:35:54 UTC by fknipp

  • C++ Web services

    vivek200120 committed patchset 171 of module wsdlpull to the C++ Web services CVS repository, changing 1 files.

    2009-07-14 04:19:37 UTC by vivek200120

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