I have a webservice method which needs to accept SOAP as input parameter. I've worked webservices between .NET clients but I've never worked using raw SOAP so I don't know what to do. The format of the input like this:
I am trying to consume a third party web service. In order to access any web method I need to pass session id with soap header in each request. I am trying to modify my header but haven't been successful. I am using proxy in 2.0. I created a separate class which inherits the soap header. I have copied my code but I am not sure how to go about this. How do I attach this header to proxy.
I have a SOAP webservice. One method has a return type of XmlDocument. I then sent this service to guys that need to consume it. And this is there response: I see the web service returns and xml string. Why not just wrap the results in the web service response itself? what he means by that? I have asked, but I have received no reply from him yet. That I can make it return proper XML and not XML formatted string?
ASP.Net 2.0 Web Services automatically create both SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 bindings. Our web service, however, has SOAP extensions and custom exception handling that make the assumption that only the SOAP 1.1 binding is used (for example, the SOAP extension uses the HTTP SOAPAction header to control behavior).
I am looking to correct the code that makes these assumptions and make it work with either SOAP 1.1 or SOAP 1.2 properly. I am running into a bit of a problem in the generation of elements for our SOAP faults.
Consider the following web method implementation:
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The SOAP 1.2 response now has the wrong qualified name for the detail element. It should be <soap:Detail>, but instead is merely <detail>, same as the SOAP 1.1 response.
It seems that the ASP.Net 2.0 framework has done quite a bit to transform a SOAPException into the appropriate form for the SOAP version, but neglected to properly handle the detail element. Additionally, they don't seem to have exposed the correct SOAP 1.2 qualified name for the detail element as was done with the SoapException.DetailElementName property.
So, what is the correct way to add a detail element to a SOAP fault response that works for both SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2? Do I need to detect the SOAP version myself and hard-code the SOAP 1.2 qualified name for the detail element?
I have developed a webservice. Locally it works fine. But as soon as I put it online, the button which I can click when testing locally is not shown...
See here:
ticketez .nl /scanticket.asmx?op=HelloWorld
My webservice: <WebMethod()> _ Public Function HelloWorld() As String Return "Hello World" End Function
I have a ASP.NET webservice which is called by a Java client. The client sends a SOAP message as input but the problem is that it never reaches my webservice method. I always get null as input. I used TraceListener and saw this warning which may cause the problem:
The element was not expected in this context: <ListenerInput>..</ListenerInput>. Expected elements: http://client.ns.url/:ListenerInput.
I have a fundamental question to ask about web services. I'm currently writing a service that has custom classes (lots of them). Let's say a car is one example. For some reason I was thinking that the service should expose these objects. However once I created a site to consume the service, it looks as though the classes are not meant to be exposed. It looks like the best practice is to take in a string which may be xml or not and convert that string into the object in the service code.(especially for error handling or input validation)
For example, if I had the web method:
[WebMethod] public car getCar(int carId) { //code here to return car object }
This will take a car ID and return a car object. It also shows all the elements in the SOAP request and response objects (as well as the WSDL) which can be to external developers. However, when trying to consume the service from a website (or reference it in my code), I then need access to the Car class (which implies i need to expose it through the services as well?).
I am using the webservice method of populating my radtreeview as it was described as the most efficient way to load large amounts of data. So the signature of my webservice method is:
[WebMethod] public RadTreeNodeData[] WebServiceMethodName(RadTreeNodeData node, object context)
However, the nodes that I am populating the tree with depend on the security access of the user that is logged in to my application..Is it possible to pass additional parameters to the webservice method? Or must I use a ServerSideCallBack method to populate the tree? I am hoping that I can still use the webservices functionality... I would like to pass a signature like this to my webservice method:
[WebMethod] public RadTreeNodeData[] WebServiceMethodName(RadTreeNodeData node, object context, object userSession)
I got this actionresult which I want to call with ajax:
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and the call I do is:
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but the input parameter id in the action is always emty. How come? I get into the action without a problem but the input parameter is emtpy. Please explain to me why and what a workaround is with $.get.
I have a array of ArrayList as shown below:ArrayList[] m;My web service method takes this type as parameter.How can I send it to web service?When I do so the Web Service changes my array of ArrayList to Object[][]!
Service: [WebMethod] public void GetCommission(List <BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract>Loc) { }
At the client side i am Passing the parameter Client
List<BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract> BoList = new List<BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract>(); BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract dtConboj = new BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract(); dtConboj.ValidatingCarrier = "AA"; BoList.Add(dtConboj); BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract[] pass = BoList.ToArray(); service.GetCommission(pass);
But the Problem is that the service.GetCommission(pass) accpect the argument of servicenameSpace.DTContract but in client in client i have BOLibrary.Flight.DTContract so how can i pass the parameter to the to the Service.
If I have a 3 layer web forms application that takes user input, I know I can validate that input using validation controls in the presentation layer. Should I also validate in the business and data layers as well to protect against SQL injection and also issues? What validations should go in each layer?
Another example would be passing a ID to return a record. Should the data layer ensure that the id is valid or should that happen in BLL / UI?
I have AutocompeteExtender control in my page.it calls web method (in webservice) that have no parameter I have two web methods in webservice Method 1Geist(string PreText, int Count){....}Method 2GetList(){.......}ethod 2 calls.I want to call method 1.
The Company table contains any Company with a potential relationship to a "Member". For example:
Companyabc = C (Competitor) Companyxyz = S (Supplier)
When a new Member record is entered, the user selects from two dropdowns: CompanyType (Supplier, Retailer,Competitor); and CompanyName. The CompanyName dropdown is populated depending on the value selected for CompanyType so if the user selects "Supplier" for CompanyType then only those Companies with a CompanyType of "S" for Supplier will be listed in the CompanyName dropdown.
The use can enter up to 10 CompanyType/CompanyName combinations. When the record is saved, these CompanyType/CompanyName combinations are saved in the Member_Company_Link table. One record for each CompanyType/CompanyName combination is entered in the table.
The problem I'm having is in the retrieval process. I have a "search" screen in which users can select certain criteria to list Members by and one of them is CompanyName. For example they want to see all Member records with "company xyz" as a Supplier and/or "companyabc" as a Competitor. Because each Member can have multiple Supplier and/or Comptitor records I can't figure out how to loop through them to match on the value entered by the user. If Member1 has 5 corresponding records in theMember_Company_Link file and 4 of them contain Companies that are Competitors (Competitor1, Competitor2, Competitor3 and Competitor4) and the search criteria is to find records containing "Competitor3" how can I loop through the values in the Member_Company_Link file for each MemberID to see if there is a match for "Competitor3"?
I know this post is too long and most of you will have ignored it by now but I'm hoping someone will have a clue because I've already spent more than a day trying to figure it out. It seems I have to store multiple values in an array but I have no clue how to do this.
Stored procedure ALTER proc [dbo].[spSearchCombo](@searchBy nvarchar(50),@searchKey nvarchar(50)) as select * from CD_DETAILS where @searchBy like '%' +@searchKey+ '%' I'm using ASP.net2.0 with c# to extract rows basedon search key from a text box and searchBy for the column to be searched. When i use column name instead of @searchBy which comes from value selected from a ddropdownlist i get the desired result . There seems to be a problem with format of @searchBy and i get a blank page.
