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BYJ_wntrsnt
Inspiring
July 9, 2009
Pregunta

Consuming wsdl, PLEASE HELP!!!

  • July 9, 2009
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I'm on a new project and this is the first time I'm going to work with web services using wsdl. I read some tutorials from the net and books today but still don't get the point especially what next after using cfinvoke.

I used cfinvoke as suggested by the adobe live doc, tutorial and get the returnvariable, dumped this variable and I can see a structure in red color with class name and many methods.

my question is, what next?

I can't find any article that help me describe the next step.

How am I supposed to get the data or the xml file (?), sorry I'm very new with web service.

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BYJ_wntrsntAutor
Inspiring
July 10, 2009

I guess consuming wsdl is not the right term since I already got the object. The better term may be is how to view or get data out from the object.

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craigkaminsky
Inspiring
July 10, 2009

Can you attach the XML (or a screen shot) that's produced when you dump the object? It'll probably be the easiest way for someone to help direct you in extracting nodes and values from XML objects!

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BYJ_wntrsntAutor
Inspiring
July 13, 2009

I attached a screen shot and below is my codes to get that result shown on the screen shot.

In this cfinvoke I passed only one of the function, there are many other functions, I assumed I have to use cfinvoke again whenever I want to get different data back from this web services.

<cfinvoke

webservice="https://amn.mod.com/ws_20/generalquery.asmx?wsdl" method="GetAllColumns" returnvariable="result">

   <cfinvokeargument name="login" value="mylogin">

  <cfinvokeargument name="password" value="mypassword">

<cfinvoke>

<cfdump

var="#result#">

In my effort to search for an explanation/tutorial, I found this link: http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5067756.html

I was very happy at first and this what brought me to try the following codes but unfortunately these codes returns yet another object with a different set of functions such as getColumn( ); getColumn_info( ) instead of the data I need.

<cfscript>

mydata =

structnew();

mydata.first_name = result.getAllColumnResults();

mydata.last_name = result.getAllColumnResults();

</cfscript>

<cfdump

var="#mydata#" label="mydata">

Note: I modified the url on my cfinvoke shown in this posting for security issues, this url involve many sensitive data and my cf invoke can only work if I put

the login & password as cfinvokeargument

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