Hi,

I know that Soap request works fine with RPG and Scott's http 
api....I've tried it..but I am kind of offline today, so I 
can't give you an example right now....sorry. 

But if you need soap and rpg socket support....try sending 
your email to Scott and his http api user group at 
ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx   and I am sure you will get all the 
help you need.


Regards,
Magne




Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 14:20:18 -0400
From: "Andrew Papada" <PapadaA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Add To 
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Subject: Initiating SOAP Request from RPG Using Sockets 
To: <java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 


Hi All: 



We're currently trying to initiate a SOAP request to a 
document based 
Web Service running on a WebLogic8 server.  We are attempting 
to build 
this SOAP message on-the-fly, piecing it together as a 
String.  We then 
use Scott Klement's socket programs 
(http://www.scottklement.com/httpapi/index.html) to open the 
socket and 
send the request.  Unfortunately, we have yet to successfully 
send a 
SOAP request.  We have successfully opened sockets to general 
Web sites 
and received valid responses, but have yet to be successful 
when 
connecting to a Web Service.  This leads me to believe that 
our SOAP 
request is not structured properly.   



I guess my question is has anyone else attempted to do this 
and if so, 
would you possibly mind sending an example of the SOAP 
request that you 
sent?  I appreciate any advice you can offer. 



Thanks, 

Andy 


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