Complex datatypes - WebServices/APIs

I'm attempting to learn how to manage Web Services/APIs. I'm using ColdFusion 8 and the webservice is open (no key or password required). With my createobject I don't see where to include the operation or method (see list below) like was done with the <cfinvoke>. With <cfinvoke> I had save the document as wscfc.cfm is it the same with createobject? Thanks for the suggestions TheRealAgentK.
At the bottom of this page is a “Second Attempt” using the Put and <cfinvoke>. This modified code that was sent to me by BKBK (Thanks!). The error message follows the code.
I'm getting an error message (see below). Any help with this API or sample connections would be greatly appreciated.
?WSDL link below:
http://www.spraci.com/services/soap/index.php?wsdl
My script below (operation/method = area_list):
<cfscript>
stUser = structNew();
stUser.appkey = "";
stUser.username = "";
stUser.password = "";
stUser.area = "x0usa";
stUser.name = "";
ws = createObject("webservice", "http://www.spraci.com/services/soap/index.php?wsdl");
myReturnVar = ws.echoStruct(stUser);
</cfscript>
<cfoutput>#myReturnVar#</cfoutput>
Link to API notes:
C:\Users\djones\Documents\Affiliates\spraci\Webmaster Services SPRACI API SOAP area_list.mht
Operations /Methods below?
http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/WSDLAnalyzer.po;jsessionid=GuNmIhBRDeHT2vRN_L4c7nK8
area_list
area_getinfo
event_list
event_getinfo
event_show
event_add
event_update
user_getinfo
user_getarea
Error Message Below:
Web service operation echoStruct with parameters {{USERNAME={},PASSWORD={},AREA={x0usa},APPKEY={},NAME={}}} cannot be found.
The error occurred in C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\ybah8r\CMS\Progs\eraseme3.cfm: line 17
15 : stUser.name = "";
16 : ws = createObject("webservice", "http://www.spraci.com/services/soap/index.php?wsdl");
17 : myReturnVar = ws.echoStruct(stUser);
18 : </cfscript>
19 :
Second attempt:
<cfset AreaFetch = createobject("java","java.util.Hashtable")>
<cfscript>
AreaFetch.put("appkey", "");
AreaFetch.put("username", "");
AreaFetch.put("password", "");
AreaFetch.put("area", "x0usa");
AreaFetch.put("name", "");
</cfscript>
<cfinvoke
webservice = "http://www.spraci.com/services/soap/index.php?wsdl"
method="area_list"
inputStructArray ="#AreaFetch#"
returnvariable="foo"
>
<cfdump var="#foo#">
Error message:
Web service parameter name data cannot be found in the provided parameters {INPUTSTRUCTARRAY}.
The error occurred in C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\ybah8r\wscfc.cfm: line 41
39 : webservice = "http://www.spraci.com/services/soap/index.php?wsdl"
40 : method="area_list"
41 : inputStructArray ="#AreaFetch#"
42 : returnvariable="foo"
43 : >

Hi,
Did you solve this one?
I'm having the exact same problem, trying to communicate with Oracle Wireless webservices from htmldb,
which kind of made me dissapointed because they are both Oracle products! Basically what wireless wants is an array input and htmldb complains about this!
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Info Needed On BAM Adapters /Webservice APIs

Hi All,
Can you please provide me links/documents about configuring BAM Adapters. Also information on BAM Webservice APIs will also be really helpful.
Thanks,
Angeline

Look at the very end of this document:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/bam/10.1.3/htdocs/bam_1013_faq.html#WebServices
It describes the following:
BAM webservice inspection - To verify BAM webservices open:
http://localhost/oraclebam/inspection.wsil.
And then you can inspect individual data objects as per the WSDL described in this page. These individual end point WSIL gives the webservice end point for the individual BAM dataobjects.
BAM data object operations - To describe BAM operations open: http://localhost/OracleBAM/Services/DataObject/DataObjectOperations.asmx?wsdl
BAM data object layout (definitions) - To describe data object layout: http://localhost/OracleBAM/Services/DataObject/DataObjectDefinition.asmx?wsdl

Complex datatypes - WebServices/APIs

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