Morning,

I have a similar issue to one posted by Brad.
https://www.visualcron.c....aspx?g=posts&t=7655 

I am in the same situation whereby the Discovery Mode works well, it detects the methods correctly and returns the information available.
However I am greeted with 3 parameters that are all System.Object data-types, when I double click on said variables I am unable to edit anything.

How am I supposed to pass information to these parameters using VisualCron?



Please see attached.
Your help would be greatly appreciated as this is outstanding on my project list.

James

Hi,

are you running latest 8.3.3?

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Hi Henrik,

Indeed I am.

I can give you the link to the WSDL for your developers to test, I can't provide you with usernames and passwords however.

https://5.2.126.226:1008...test/InboundWin.php?wsdl 

I used that URL and chose 'Web Service' as the discovery mode - I then chose Class - Inbound and Method Inbound.PostDataIn.

Regards,
James

Is the web service official or is it possible for us to test it some way?

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See above post - I thought ahead of you 🙂

Great. we will have our developers look at it next week.

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Much Appreciated Henrik - I use VC for a lot of jobs and web services however this one is proving to be a stumbling block due to the above.

James

Hi James,

we looked at the WSDL. The problem is that no types are specified for the elements:



Normally we would see something like:



So, in this case it is interpreted as unknown object.

The question is why no types are specified and if you can add it?

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Hi Henrik,

It is not my service so I cannot add it.

I ended up writing some .NET code to get it work, if its not some the HTTP Send can't do in VC its something I've use the .NET Task to do anyway. It clearly isn't an issue with VC but moreover with the configuration of the web service, possibly putting some way we can over-ride the variables into VC would help. If we could force the datatype as X then it might work.

Regards,

James

Hi Henrik,

It is not my service so I cannot add it.

I ended up writing some .NET code to get it work, if its not some the HTTP Send can't do in VC its something I've use the .NET Task to do anyway. It clearly isn't an issue with VC but moreover with the configuration of the web service, possibly putting some way we can over-ride the variables into VC would help. If we could force the datatype as X then it might work.

Regards,

James

I agree. We were thinking about that. Forcing data type. It would be possible but require a lot of rebuilding. If you are interested in "sponsoring" this development we could custom build this for you. If yes, please contact sales@visualcron.com. It would be a symbolic sum.

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