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Thread: Webservice request xml

Started 2 months ago by tropic
Hi All, I have a question about webserve, I have this example here http://www.w3schools.com/webservices...nheitToCels ius My question: Can anyone tell me how to receive the xml answer that is being displayed in the browser in my source code as string? (so that i can parse and extract the response value). the result is fine but my problem is that how can i make use of it as it ...
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tripy replied 2 months ago
Please, do not cross post your questions. The 2 threads have been merged into a unique one. To answer your question, in this specific case, they use SOAP to do the request. So, you must use a client SOAP library, and configure it to use this service. After that, it depends of what you use on the server side to process the answer. You cross posted in both PHP and ASP forums, so, which one...

tropic replied 2 months ago
sorry for cross posting, I use PHP or ASP javascript, a solution a any of both languages would be fine thanx

tripy replied 2 months ago
I'll tell you about PHP, as it's my domain. You have to understand that SOAP abstract the XML "talk" that occurs between the server and the client. If a method defined into the wsdl file return a string that contains the xml, it's the sole decision of the webservice maker. In the wsdl, you can see the return type of a call, and you need to code your script in accordance. For example, if I...

jhoneferis replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Two basic methods parse XML documents. One is the Document Object Model (DOM) method. When parsing an XML document with DOM, the parser reads the entire document and creates a tree-like representation of it. The second method uses SAX and parses XML documents with events. The DOM method, while sometimes easier to implement, is slower and more resource-intensive than SAX. Digester simplifies SAX ...

tropic replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Thanx for your comments, any clear example with asp JavaScript ? on posting xml as to url and retrieving response ? thanx

 

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Webservice request xml
Published (2009-11-16 10:41:00)
Thanx for your comments, any clear example with asp JavaScript ? on posting xml as to url and retrieving response ? thanx
tripy
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Webservice request xml
Published (2009-11-06 11:25:00)
I'll tell you about PHP, as it's my domain. You have to understand that SOAP abstract the XML "talk" that occurs between the server and the client. If a method defined into the wsdl file return a string that contains the xml, it's the sole decision of the webservice maker. In the wsdl, you can see the return type of a call, and you need to code your script in accordance. For example, if I take the function...
jhoneferis
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Webservice request xml
Published (2009-11-09 05:25:00)
Two basic methods parse XML documents. One is the Document Object Model (DOM) method. When parsing an XML document with DOM, the parser reads the entire document and creates a tree-like representation of it. The second method uses SAX and parses XML documents with events. The DOM method, while sometimes easier to implement, is slower and more resource-intensive than SAX. Digester simplifies SAX parsing by providing a higher-level interface to...

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