Re: [SOAP] Help with .NET client

Hi could you please post your __tipedef for getConfigResponse and ConfigEntry - guess there's some namespace issue in it... "Ron Pedde" <ron@corbey.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:20030716220117.GA7093@corbey.com... > On Wed, Jul 16, 2003 at 05:15:41PM -0400, Alok K. Dhir wrote: > > > My typedef is defined as follows: > > > > $this->__typedef['StudentObject'] = array( > > 'student_id' => 'string', > > 'lastlogin' => 'string' > > <snip> > > > ); > > > > I was having trouble returning a complex type to a vs.net consumer. > When I took a close look at the wsdl, I noticed that the return type > of the function that returned the struct (of type ConfigEntry) looked > like this: > > <message name="getConfigResponse"> > <part name="outputStruct" type="xsd:ConfigEntry" /> > </message> > > I changed the 'type="xsd:ConfigEntry"' to > 'type="tns:ConfigEntry"' and > suddenly everything worked great -- c#.net generated the right proxy > code and everything was wonderful. > > My questions, then, are: > > 1. Is this the same problem you are having? > 2. Is this a problem with the wsdl generator? > 3. Or is this a problem with my __typedefs? > > I can provide my typedefs and the full wsdl to anyone that has some > insight on this. Additionally, if someone can help me get this > working right, I'd be more than happy to put together a nice > "Pear::SOAP - VS.net HOWTO"... that way maybe we can get some good > examples to help get rid of these list messages... I can't seem to > find any non-trivial examples of vs.net consuming *any* web services > besides asp.net ones. > > Thanks. > > -- > Ron Pedde > ron@corbey.com > >