Webservice Function

I have no problem calling a web service, but I am wondering
if there is a way to get a list of the web service methods via code
hinting? (as u normally can using ctrl space on other objects)
Thanks

I don't think so... not via code hinting in the IDE. Because
at design time Flex Builder hasn't actually gone out and polled the
service. Thus it wouldn't know the methods actually available. On
top of which, if you're calling the service via the HTTPService or
URLLoader, those classes are too generic to even recognize at
design time that you're actually accessing a web service (the URL
could, for example, simply be a CSV or XML file).
I think the closest you'd get to an integrated solution is
the SOAPSpy plug-in for Eclipse (so it should work in FlexBuilder
2... but you'd probably have to switch into a different
workspace/view). But I think you'd find a more robust solution in
the stand-alone desktop utility XMLSpy, or the online tools
available at xmethods.com or webservicelist.com.

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Result/Fault Handler functions.
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missing "break;" , but for sure have other leaks and of course
features)
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I have an mxml application that uses the <mx:webservice
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correctly.
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"amthekkel" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:g9ovt2$e63$[email protected]..
> HI,
> I have an mxml application that uses the
<mx:webservice function to load a
> wsdl and get some values. I have tested the code and it
works fine and i
> can
> get the result and fault methods correctly.
> I would now like to call this service from another mxml
file and use
> access
> the result or fault string accordingly.
> example scenario would be that when i load my main page,
i would like the
> lookup values obtained from using the webservice to be
available.
>
> i tried the following but didnt get any luck. Here
lookup is the mxml file
> which contains the webservice, which i am importing in
this file.
> GetLookValuesWithAuth is the operation name.
> {
> var l:lookup=new lookup;
> var s:AsyncToken=l.es.GetLookupValuesWithAuth.send();
> s.addResponder(new
mx.rpc.Responder(onSResult,onSFault));
> }
>
> public function onSResult(e:ResultEvent):void{
> Alert.show("value is");
> var xy:XMLList=XMLList(e.result);
> lplist=xy.descendants("LOOKUPVALUES");
> Alert.show("lookup is
"+lplist.toXMLString()+xy.toXMLString());
> }
>
> public function onSFault(e:FaultEvent):void
> {
> Alert.show("Fault is "+e.toString());
> }
>
> An example of the webservice call in lookup.mxml is
shown below
>
> <mx:WebService id="e1" wsdl="{wsdl "
result="resultHandler(event)"
I have no idea about web services, but it seems to me you
should have a
closing curly bracket in the wdsl property.
HTH;
Amy

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quote:
Originally posted by:
TN_SGIA
Hello,
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solution suggested here didn't work:
Link
to other forum
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flash and .Net applications can use it without any problems.
Everything also works just fine when I run everything off my local
workstation, but as soon as I put the stuff on the server the error
message appears (and, yes, I've changed all references to the
webservice to be the one on the server instead of the local
workstation ;))
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code?

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webservice. It seemed it was the webservice after all... but not in
the way you'd think.
It seems that the webservice handling on server-side AS can't
handle webmethods that return complex types. I had two methods that
returned DataTable-objects (.Net-objects). As soon as I removed
those the webservice calls worked just the way they should again.
All the webmethods in the webservice now only return primitive
types.
This still seems like a bug in Adobe's webservice classes,
though. A consumer of a webservice should be able to handle complex
types.

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        at org.apache.axis.message.RPCElement.getParams(RPCElement.java:384)
        at org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke(Call.java:2467)
        at org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke(Call.java:2366)
        at org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke(Call.java:1812)
        at com.daffodilsw.dak.ca.server.service.DAKWebServiceBindingStub.getData(DAKWebServiceBindingStub.java:318)
        at Client.main(Client.java:22)
Please help me If anyone knows it
Thanks in Advance
Regards..
Sandeep Verma

No idea about the Axis exception but yes you can use String[][] over web services.

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