I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin 8 4185
why would you not simply go to the third party who created this?!?
"Kevin Blount" <ke**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i13g2000prf.goo glegroups.com.. .
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin
On Jun 13, 11:09 am, "J. Anos" <j...@anos.comw rote:
why would you not simply go to the third party who created this?!?
"Kevin Blount" <kevin.blo...@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i13g2000prf.goo glegroups.com.. .
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
The third party does not support my coding, and I suspect that my
coding is at fault here. Unless I can verify that my code is fine, the
door is open for the third party to say "it's your code, not our API".
perhaps the API is case sensitive ?
"Kevin Blount" <ke**********@g mail.comwrote in message news:11******** **************@ i13g2000prf.goo glegroups.com.. .
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin
On Jun 13, 12:19 pm, "Jon Paal [MSMD]" <Jon nospam Paal @ everywhere
dot comwrote:
perhaps the API is case sensitive ?
"Kevin Blount" <kevin.blo...@g mail.comwrote in messagenews:11* *************** ******@i13g2000 prf.googlegroup s.com...
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin
Thanks for the suggestions, but all the cases used above are per the
documentation (assuming the documentation is right :p)
I'm guess by that comment, you don't see anything noticeably wrong
with my code?
The error message is pretty specific.
Not sure what else is possible, since we know nothing of the API . You have either instantiated the wrong object or the
method/property doesn't exist for that object.
"Kevin Blount" <ke**********@g mail.comwrote in message news:11******** *************@i 38g2000prf.goog legroups.com...
On Jun 13, 12:19 pm, "Jon Paal [MSMD]" <Jon nospam Paal @ everywhere
dot comwrote:
>perhaps the API is case sensitive ?
"Kevin Blount" <kevin.blo...@g mail.comwrote in messagenews:11* *************** ******@i13g2000 prf.googlegroup s.com...
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin
Thanks for the suggestions, but all the cases used above are per the
documentation (assuming the documentation is right :p)
I'm guess by that comment, you don't see anything noticeably wrong
with my code?
On Jun 13, 2:03 pm, "Jon Paal [MSMD]" <Jon nospam Paal @ everywhere
dot comwrote:
The error message is pretty specific.
Not sure what else is possible, since we know nothing of the API . You have either instantiated the wrong object or the
method/property doesn't exist for that object.
"Kevin Blount" <kevin.blo...@g mail.comwrote in messagenews:11* *************** *****@i38g2000p rf.googlegroups .com...
On Jun 13, 12:19 pm, "Jon Paal [MSMD]" <Jon nospam Paal @ everywhere
dot comwrote:
perhaps the API is case sensitive ?
"Kevin Blount" <kevin.blo...@g mail.comwrote in messagenews:11* *************** ******@i13g2000 prf.googlegroup s.com...
I'm tyring to access an object created by using a method from a third
party API. The documentation tells me what object should be return,
and the properties of that object, but when I try and access one of
those properties I've shown an error message saying that the Object
doesn't support this property or method. Here's the code I'm using
(edited to protect the third party NDA)
[script]
1: <%
2: dim siteApi, userApi
3: dim userObj
4: dim session, user_date_creat ed
5:
6: set siteApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
7: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
8:
9: set userApi = createobject("M SSoap.SoapClien t30")
10: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
11:
12: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
13:
14: set userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
15:
16: user_date_creat ed = userObj.date_cr eated
17: %>
[/script]
In the above code, the session variable is populated with the correct
info (a HEX string), suggesting that my siteApi object is being
created and used correctly. However, I get the following error when I
run it without line 16 commented out:
[error]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'date_created'
/soapTest/index.asp, line 16
[/error]
The documentation for the user API does show that 'date_created' is a
property of the UserStruct object, returned by the 'getUser' method,
so I'm readlly confused why this won't work.
Is there anything fundamentally wrong with my script? If not, is there
any ASP I can use to see what properties are available with the
userObj?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Kevin
Thanks for the suggestions, but all the cases used above are per the
documentation (assuming the documentation is right :p)
I'm guess by that comment, you don't see anything noticeably wrong
with my code?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
OK, that sounds like 2 reasonable assumptions. Do you know of any ASP
code that I can use to 'look inside' the object?
Since I last replied I've done some digging, and found that
userObj.length returns a value of 11. This almost matches the number
of documented properties of the expected returned object, which is 10.
Using another of the APIs provided by the third party, I checked the
length property and it returned 24, which again is close the 23
documented properties of that returned object.
My guess is that the object I'm creating does contain the info I
need... I'm just not using the right property names or syntax (or
something!!) to retrieve it. If I could loop through the object
somehow and list all the properties, that would help immensely.
Any ideas?
[Kevin Blount] wrote-:
If I could loop through the object
somehow and list all the properties, that would help immensely.
In JScript:
1: siteApi = new ActiveXObject(" MSSoap.SoapClie nt30")
2: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
3:
4: userApi = new ActiveXObject(" MSSoap.SoapClie nt30")
5: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
6:
7: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
8:
9: userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
10:
11: list='Property/Method Name: Property/Method Value'
12: for(prop in userObj)
13: list+=prop + ": "+userObj[prop]+"\n"
14: WScript.Echo(li st)
Good Luck, Ayush.
--
Scripting Home : http://snipurl.com/Scripting_Home
On Jun 13, 4:45 pm, Ayush <"ayushmaan. j[aatt]gmail.com"wrote :
[Kevin Blount] wrote-:
If I could loop through the object
somehow and list all the properties, that would help immensely.
In JScript:
1: siteApi = new ActiveXObject(" MSSoap.SoapClie nt30")
2: siteApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/site/api?wsdl")
3:
4: userApi = new ActiveXObject(" MSSoap.SoapClie nt30")
5: userApi.mssoapi nit("http://thirdparty.doma in/user/api?wsdl")
6:
7: session = siteApi.login(" username","p@ss w0rd")
8:
9: userObj = userApi.getUser (session,"webad mins")
10:
11: list='Property/Method Name: Property/Method Value'
12: for(prop in userObj)
13: list+=prop + ": "+userObj[prop]+"\n"
14: WScript.Echo(li st)
Good Luck, Ayush.
--
Scripting Home :http://snipurl.com/Scripting_Home
Hi Ayush,
Thanks for the response. I was able to figure out where I was going
wrong yesterday, and it was as I suspected part of my code. I had to
remember that the returned object was XML, and then I went out
searching and found a way to check the contents, or in better terms,
the nodes inside the object.
The script I found turns out to match your suggestion, execpt for
being in VBscript not JScript:
for each node In userApi
Response.Write( "[" & node.nodeName & "]{" & node.Text & "}")
next
>From that I was able to find the node IDs, and then user_date_creat ed
variable could be populated using:
user_date_creat ed = userObj(8).Text (where 8 is the internal ID of the
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