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Balex
Hi,
I'm trying to use a Web Service defined on an Intranet. I've never tried
before to interact with any web services. I found a few examples on the web,
but they are all requiring a very straightforward list of arguments.
Unfortunately, the web service I must communicate with requires as input an
object of type MSXML2.IXMLDOMNodeList. I have NO idea how to practically
create such an object, although I know how the corresponding XML should look
like:
<put>
<cd>
<acc>12345678.1.2</acc>
</cd>
</put>
I'm swimming (under water) in the use of the XML-related functions such as
..createElement, .nextNode, .appendChild and so on, but I basically don't know
how to get to my node list object with the content above.
Anyone can help me ?
Thanks in advance
Balex
I'm trying to use a Web Service defined on an Intranet. I've never tried
before to interact with any web services. I found a few examples on the web,
but they are all requiring a very straightforward list of arguments.
Unfortunately, the web service I must communicate with requires as input an
object of type MSXML2.IXMLDOMNodeList. I have NO idea how to practically
create such an object, although I know how the corresponding XML should look
like:
<put>
<cd>
<acc>12345678.1.2</acc>
</cd>
</put>
I'm swimming (under water) in the use of the XML-related functions such as
..createElement, .nextNode, .appendChild and so on, but I basically don't know
how to get to my node list object with the content above.
Anyone can help me ?
Thanks in advance
Balex