P
Pictor
Hello,
I'm trying to consume a web service from ASP classic.
I searched a lot but i've found only a lot o variant way to do this
and noone is working or fit to my question.
I have a web service at
http://172.16.4.60:8090/WEB-TT/services/publicEvent?method=send
I have a working script in PHP.... but I need to use the web service
from ASP (vbscript).
The "send" method (function, web service, something else?) must
receive some parameters (I think) in XML format, like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<data
xmlns=""http://localhost:8090/WEB-TT"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://http://localhost:8090/WEB-TT schema.xsd"<id>1289312908</id>
<applicativo>la mia applicazione</applicativo>
<data>08/03/2007</data>
<note>Test di consumo del Web Service</note>
<id_rif>4234324</id_rif>
<tipo>APERTURA</tipo>
<nome>TDgroup</nome>
</data>
Can you explain me what ASP code is needed to execute that web service
function?
I'm working on it from this morning, but I found nothing REALLY
useful....
Thank you, guys.
I'm trying to consume a web service from ASP classic.
I searched a lot but i've found only a lot o variant way to do this
and noone is working or fit to my question.
I have a web service at
http://172.16.4.60:8090/WEB-TT/services/publicEvent?method=send
I have a working script in PHP.... but I need to use the web service
from ASP (vbscript).
The "send" method (function, web service, something else?) must
receive some parameters (I think) in XML format, like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<data
xmlns=""http://localhost:8090/WEB-TT"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://http://localhost:8090/WEB-TT schema.xsd"<id>1289312908</id>
<applicativo>la mia applicazione</applicativo>
<data>08/03/2007</data>
<note>Test di consumo del Web Service</note>
<id_rif>4234324</id_rif>
<tipo>APERTURA</tipo>
<nome>TDgroup</nome>
</data>
Can you explain me what ASP code is needed to execute that web service
function?
I'm working on it from this morning, but I found nothing REALLY
useful....
Thank you, guys.