Hi everyone,
I'm making a SOAP request to a webservice from classic
asp with(SOAP Toolkit v3.0).
This function has to return the XML document or the
xmlstring to the classic asp page.
How can i do this?
Here is how i try todo it now:
Public Function getData(ByVal strParamValue As String)
As System.Xml.XmlD ocument
Dim connIsOpen As Boolean
Dim strXml As String
Dim xmlDoc As New XmlDocument()
'Dim xmlNodlist As XmlNodeList
strParamValue = strParamValue + "%"
connIsOpen = openConnection( )
If connIsOpen Then
Dim RelationCMD As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand
("SELECT Col001, Col002, Col003, Col004,Col005 FROM
EXPortrelatiede tails where Col003 LIKE '" & strParamValue
& "' FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENTS", sqlConn)
'return results to xmltextreader
Dim myXmlResult As System.Xml.XmlT extReader =
RelationCMD.Exe cuteXmlReader()
'process xml fragment
myXmlResult.Mov eToContent()
Do While myXmlResult.IsS tartElement
strXml = strXml & myXmlResult.Rea dOuterXml
()
Loop
xmlDoc.LoadXml( "<Relations >" + strXml
+ "</Relations>")
xmlDoc.CreateXm lDeclaration("1 .0", "iso-8859-
1", Nothing)
'xmlNodlist = xmlDoc.GetEleme ntsByTagName("* ")
'Debug.Write(xm lNodlist.Item(0 ).OuterXml)
getData = xmlDoc 'xmlNodlist.Ite m(0).OuterXml
myXmlResult.Clo se()
sqlConn.Close()
sqlConn.Dispose ()
End Function
And most important how can i receive this xmlDocument or
xmlstring in classic asp?
Thanxs in advance!
Van Steenbergen Jan 1 6703
How about doing it "by hand" and typing the method on the web service as a
string? Then your classic asp client can receive the string and load it into
an MSXML DOM document object
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HTH
Christoph Schittko [MVP]
Software Architect, .NET Mentor
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I'm making a SOAP request to a webservice from classic asp with(SOAP Toolkit v3.0). This function has to return the XML document or the xmlstring to the classic asp page. How can i do this? Here is how i try todo it now:
Public Function getData(ByVal strParamValue As String) As System.Xml.XmlD ocument Dim connIsOpen As Boolean Dim strXml As String Dim xmlDoc As New XmlDocument() 'Dim xmlNodlist As XmlNodeList
strParamValue = strParamValue + "%" connIsOpen = openConnection( ) If connIsOpen Then
Dim RelationCMD As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand ("SELECT Col001, Col002, Col003, Col004,Col005 FROM EXPortrelatiede tails where Col003 LIKE '" & strParamValue & "' FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENTS", sqlConn)
'return results to xmltextreader Dim myXmlResult As System.Xml.XmlT extReader = RelationCMD.Exe cuteXmlReader()
'process xml fragment myXmlResult.Mov eToContent()
Do While myXmlResult.IsS tartElement strXml = strXml & myXmlResult.Rea dOuterXml () Loop
xmlDoc.LoadXml( "<Relations >" + strXml + "</Relations>") xmlDoc.CreateXm lDeclaration("1 .0", "iso-8859- 1", Nothing) 'xmlNodlist = xmlDoc.GetEleme ntsByTagName("* ")
'Debug.Write(xm lNodlist.Item(0 ).OuterXml) getData = xmlDoc 'xmlNodlist.Ite m(0).OuterXml
myXmlResult.Clo se() sqlConn.Close() sqlConn.Dispose () End Function
And most important how can i receive this xmlDocument or xmlstring in classic asp?
Thanxs in advance!
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