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Can't understand proxy created in Application Panel > Components
Hi,
For nearly two weeks I have been unable to connect to an SAP web service. I am using the Dreamweaver > Application Panel > Components Tab to create a web services proxy. When it creates the ColdFusion proxy, I see 15 functions under the "structs" expandable sublist. As far as I believe, I need to access the 15th function - it contains the data I need. When dragging and dropping the proxy into a web page, I only get a return variable related to the first function.
As a note, in the WSDL, there is an input variable called "result" that also exists as an output variable. And this also seems to be a problem. There should only be two required inputs: first name and last name. So, why does the proxy create a cfinvokeargument for "result"?
Can anyone explain why there are so many functions that get listed when the proxy is created? Are the functions something that can be used? Can I drag and drop them? How do I specify an invoke argument for a result?
Thanks.
Brian
For nearly two weeks I have been unable to connect to an SAP web service. I am using the Dreamweaver > Application Panel > Components Tab to create a web services proxy. When it creates the ColdFusion proxy, I see 15 functions under the "structs" expandable sublist. As far as I believe, I need to access the 15th function - it contains the data I need. When dragging and dropping the proxy into a web page, I only get a return variable related to the first function.
As a note, in the WSDL, there is an input variable called "result" that also exists as an output variable. And this also seems to be a problem. There should only be two required inputs: first name and last name. So, why does the proxy create a cfinvokeargument for "result"?
Can anyone explain why there are so many functions that get listed when the proxy is created? Are the functions something that can be used? Can I drag and drop them? How do I specify an invoke argument for a result?
Thanks.
Brian
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