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palych063@gmail.com

2007-05-12, 7:13 pm

Hi All. Can you help me to find example mozilla-xforms, where using
SOAP? A have any problem in development.

Aaron Reed

2007-05-12, 7:13 pm

palych063@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
> Hi All. Can you help me to find example mozilla-xforms, where using
> SOAP? A have any problem in development.
>


Check out https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=309442. It will
tell you what you need to do to run our SOAP code (it is only on the
trunk and has to be enabled with a pref). There is also a testcase
which might be enough of an example for you.

Please let us know if you need something different.

Thanks,
--Aaron
feroadro@lacotisce.it

2007-05-12, 7:13 pm

Hello,
thanks for this sample, and it works fine !
May I ask to clarify me this chunk of code?

(textcase by Mr. Allan)
.....
<xforms:output ref="instance('answer')//Result">
.....
that "Result" seems a SOAP keyword, or should it be "return" ?
Thanks
Luciano

Doron Rosenberg

2007-05-12, 7:13 pm

feroadro@lacotisce.it wrote:
> Hello,
> thanks for this sample, and it works fine !
> May I ask to clarify me this chunk of code?
>
> (textcase by Mr. Allan)
> ....
> <xforms:output ref="instance('answer')//Result">
> ....
> that "Result" seems a SOAP keyword, or should it be "return" ?
> Thanks
> Luciano
>

The WSDL file for the webservice defines the element that contains the
name of the element that will contain the results. So it isn't
hardcoded, but depends on the webservice you are using.
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