SOAP - Method Not Implemented?

[IanWright]

I'm trying to extend an existing soap webservice by adding in a couple of new methods, however I'm having a problem in getting the client to run the method calls and I'm not sure why.

I've not had much soap experience so I've tried to replicate what is already working correctly, but presently I'm not sure where to look, or go about resolving the issue...

This is what I've got (just a note, Client code is C#, Server code is C++)

Client

depot d = rfc.getQuickestDepot(s); //throws SoapHeaderException saying method not implemented.

in the auto generated file (using wsdl)

 [System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodAttribute("", RequestNamespace="urn:routefinda", ResponseNamespace="urn:routefinda", Use=System.Web.Services.Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal, ParameterStyle=System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapParameterStyle.Wrapped)]
    [return: System.Xml.Serialization.XmlElementAttribute("Result")]
    public depot getQuickestDepot(xyCoords startnode) {
        object[] results = this.Invoke("getQuickestDepot", new object[] {
                    startnode});
        return ((depot)(results[0]));
    }

Then my Server...

int ns__getQuickestDepot(struct soap *soap, struct ns__xyCoords a, struct ns__getQuickestDepotResponse *r)
{
 ...
}
 

and the header file that generated all the stub files

struct ns__getQuickestDepotResponse {struct ns__depot Result;};
int ns__getQuickestDepot( struct ns__xyCoords startnode, 
                          struct ns__getQuickestDepotResponse *r);

I'm not sure if this is enough to go on, I don't quite understand soap enough to know exactly what is defined where but can post more code if neccessary. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[IanWright]

I'm not quite sure how but I believe I've fixed this now... lack of UK posters makes me have to work harder to come up with solutions unless I leave the problem over night!

Thanks anyway....

[gcharbon]

I'm not quite sure how but I believe I've fixed this now... lack of UK posters makes me have to work harder to come up with solutions unless I leave the problem over night!

Thanks anyway....

Can you explain how did you do, I have same problem here (not same language) but I can find a way to resolve mine ...

Thanks in advance

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regards
Greg

[IanWright]

Can you explain how did you do, I have same problem here (not same language) but I can find a way to resolve mine ...

Thanks in advance

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regards
Greg

Greg,

I believe the actual reason was the header file I was using was incorrect, so I was pointing to the wrong one, and not one most recently greated by the soap2cpp output... so it's probably not much help I'm afraid.

[gcharbon]

Greg,

I believe the actual reason was the header file I was using was incorrect, so I was pointing to the wrong one, and not one most recently greated by the soap2cpp output... so it's probably not much help I'm afraid.

huhu, ok, Thanks anyway =)

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regards
Greg