SOAP message with javax.xml.soap – namespace error?
The following is a generic sample SOAP request for .NET web service I’m supposed to invoke from my java web app:
The following is a generic sample SOAP request for .NET web service I’m supposed to invoke from my java web app:
I’d like my summary, param info, returns info, etc (listed below) to show up on the standard help page that .net generates for .asmx web services.
I have to set up an XML “web service” that receives a POST where the ‘Content-type header will specify “text/xml”.’
I have jquery call an asp.net webservice with an integer.
On our legaacy application which was ported to .net 4.0 I cannot get this call to work.
I can call a method which has no parameters but sending data to the web method returns the following error:
We are looking to secure a bunch of ASP.Net 2.0 .asmx web services. The which will host the web services is already forms authenticated.
Is it possible to secure the web services using forms authentication?
What are the pros and cons and other possible ways to achieve this. We certainly don’t want to pass a username/pwd or token in each web method call.
As the title states, I’m trying to call a web service written in ASP.Net (Same solution, but different project in visual studio) from javascript. Since I added the web reference for the service prior to this for calling it in VB.Net, I tried to use this reference by directly calling it. In the body of … Read more
I have a web service, defined(WSDL) and implemented in PHP. This one is relatively simple, important bits defined as the following:
I am a bit lost. I’ve tried to implement a solution based on JqGrid and tried to use function as datatype. I’ve setted all by the book I guess, I get WS invoked and get JSON back, I got succes on clientside in ajax call and I “bind” jqGrid using addJSONData but grid remains empty. I do not have any clue now… other “local” samples on same pages works without a problem (jsonstring …)
Does anyone know how to use Javascript to connect to a WCF Web Service?