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From: Ina C. <in...@st...> - 2001-02-09 13:03:16
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On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Peter Ross wrote: > On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 05:06:33PM +1100, Ina Cheng wrote: > > Is there a standard way of specifying which method you wish to call? > > I would presume so. If there is then I would imagine that you use the > standard way to specify which method you wanted to call and then you > would just pass the given XML string as is to the method and return the > exact XML string which the SOAP method returns back to the programmer. > > If there isn't, then I would imagine you would just pass the XML string > as is to the SOAP server and appending any headers that are necessary > and then strip any unecessary headers from the response and hand that > back to the programmer. > > Make sense? > I'm afraid to say not really. Most of the references I've looked at involve sending messages using SOAP for RPC, however, Tyson 'somehow' mentioned about sending messages using SOAP but not for RPC. That's why I'm so confused now and need to stay up at night emailing you (you're on the other side of earth!). Thanks Ina |