structure and pointer problems?

[milkyway]

Hello,

I am making a service for use with gsoap. It is called
InstTicktServer.c.

The header file is defined as follows:

typedef struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt {
xsd__int GameNo;
xsd__int PackNo;
xsd__int VIRNNo;
xsd__int LatexNo;
xsd__int TicktStat;
xsd__int RetailNo;
xsd__int TermAmt;
xsd__int LMSAmt;
xsd__string SerialNo;
xsd__string TermDateTime;
xsd__string SysDateTime;
} ;

typedef struct InstTickt__Response {
struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt *DBList;
xsd__int NoOfItems;
};
--------------------------------------------------------------
Then I have the following function for the processing of the server
code:

int InstTickt__db_get(struct soap *soap, xsd__string *login_name,
xsd__string *login_password,
struct InstTickt__struct_QRYInstantTckt *WhereClause,
struct InstTickt__Response *DBListing)
{

int return_code;
int i = 0;
int my_num_rows = 0;
QRYInstantTckt set_clause;
QRYInstantTckt where_clause;
DBInstantTckt in_InstantTckt[100];

db_reset_query_InstantTckt(&where_clause);
strcpy(where_clause.QRYTermDateTime, "01-NOV-1997");
strcpy(where_clause.QRYOPTermDateTime, "=");

my_num_rows = db_get_InstantTckt("scott", "tiger", in_InstantTckt, -1,
where_clause);

DBListing -> NoOfItems = my_num_rows;

/**********************************
Even though the result returns 99 rows, I just allocate 4
cells below for testing purposes
***********************************/
DBListing -> DBList = (struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt *)
soap_malloc(soap, sizeof(struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt) *
4);

if (DBListing -> DBList == NULL)
{
return soap_receiver_fault(soap, "Malloc Failure", "Can't allocate
space for answer!");
}
/*
MAIN PART NOT WORKING, Cell 0 gets the value and prints into
the XML response but Cell 1 does not get the value
*/

DBListing -> DBList[0].GameNo = 111111111;
DBListing -> DBList[1].GameNo = 222222222;

return SOAP_OK;
}
--------------------------------------------

If you look at the resulting XML envelope below, you can see
"111111111" for "GameNo". This is the first cell - but - I do not see
"222222222" for "GameNo" for the second cell.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope
xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:SOAP-ENC="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:InstTickt="urn:InstTickt"><SOAP-ENV:Body
SOAP-ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"><InstTickt:Response><DBList><GameNo>11111111 1</GameNo><PackNo>1089956652</PackNo><VIRNNo>0</VIRNNo><LatexNo>0</LatexNo><TicktStat>1056768</TicktStat><RetailNo>167837696</RetailNo><TermAmt>0</TermAmt><LMSAmt>0</LMSAmt></DBList><NoOfItems>99</NoOfItems></InstTickt:Response></SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
Please tell me - what am I doing wrong????

TIA

[mlimber]

milkyway wrote:

Hello,

I am making a service for use with gsoap. It is called
InstTicktServer.c.

The header file is defined as follows:

typedef struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt {
xsd__int GameNo;
xsd__int PackNo;
xsd__int VIRNNo;
xsd__int LatexNo;
xsd__int TicktStat;
xsd__int RetailNo;
xsd__int TermAmt;
xsd__int LMSAmt;
xsd__string SerialNo;
xsd__string TermDateTime;
xsd__string SysDateTime;
} ;

typedef struct InstTickt__Response {
struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt *DBList;
xsd__int NoOfItems;
};
--------------------------------------------------------------
Then I have the following function for the processing of the server
code:

int InstTickt__db_get(struct soap *soap, xsd__string *login_name,
xsd__string *login_password,
struct InstTickt__struct_QRYInstantTckt *WhereClause,
struct InstTickt__Response *DBListing)
{

int return_code;
int i = 0;
int my_num_rows = 0;
QRYInstantTckt set_clause;
QRYInstantTckt where_clause;
DBInstantTckt in_InstantTckt[100];

db_reset_query_InstantTckt(&where_clause);
strcpy(where_clause.QRYTermDateTime, "01-NOV-1997");
strcpy(where_clause.QRYOPTermDateTime, "=");

my_num_rows = db_get_InstantTckt("scott", "tiger", in_InstantTckt, -1,
where_clause);

DBListing -> NoOfItems = my_num_rows;

/**********************************
Even though the result returns 99 rows, I just allocate 4
cells below for testing purposes
***********************************/
DBListing -> DBList = (struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt *)
soap_malloc(soap, sizeof(struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt) *
4);

if (DBListing -> DBList == NULL)
{
return soap_receiver_fault(soap, "Malloc Failure", "Can't allocate
space for answer!");
}
/*
MAIN PART NOT WORKING, Cell 0 gets the value and prints into
the XML response but Cell 1 does not get the value
*/

DBListing -> DBList[0].GameNo = 111111111;
DBListing -> DBList[1].GameNo = 222222222;

return SOAP_OK;
}
--------------------------------------------

If you look at the resulting XML envelope below, you can see
"111111111" for "GameNo". This is the first cell - but - I do not see
"222222222" for "GameNo" for the second cell.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope
xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:SOAP-ENC="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:InstTickt="urn:InstTickt"><SOAP-ENV:Body
SOAP-ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"><InstTickt:Response><DBList><GameNo>11111111 1</GameNo><PackNo>1089956652</PackNo><VIRNNo>0</VIRNNo><LatexNo>0</LatexNo><TicktStat>1056768</TicktStat><RetailNo>167837696</RetailNo><TermAmt>0</TermAmt><LMSAmt>0</LMSAmt></DBList><NoOfItems>99</NoOfItems></InstTickt:Response></SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
Please tell me - what am I doing wrong????

TIA

I don't see a C++ *language* question in here, which means that your
post is off-topic in this newsgroup. See the FAQ for what is on-topic
and for some suggestions of better places to post this:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9

Cheers! --M

[Ron Natalie]

milkyway wrote:

Hello,

I am making a service for use with gsoap. It is called
InstTicktServer.c.

The header file is defined as follows:

typedef struct InstTickt__struct_DBInstantTckt {

If you wrote this class, you should know that you are not allowed
to use double underscores. They are reserved to the impelementation
(in C++ at least, as a matter of fact this code doesn't look much
like C++ at all, so you probably shouldn't post there).

However, I suspect the problem is with usage of whatever soap library
you are using which is outside the scope of either of these groups.