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Hello,
I developed a webservice client in MS Access, and used the Web Services
Toolkit 2.01 to generate the proxy classes.
Unfortunatelly, the users of the Access Database now need the two libraries
(msxml6.dll, MSSOAP30.DLL). I want to avoid the fixed setting of a reference
and instead use late binding by generating an object a la
Dim sc_webService As Object
Set sc_webService = CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapClient30")
Apparently this works so far. But in addition, I get two compile errors:
1) A problem is the factory class, which implements the interface
IGCTMObjectFactory.
2) And its creator method, which defines a input parameter of type
MSXML2.IXMLDOMNode:
Private Function IGCTMObjectFactory_CreateObject(ByVal par_WSMLNode As
MSXML2.IXMLDOMNode) As Object
Do you know a work around, how I could use the Set xyz As Object, Set xyz =
CreateObject("library")? Or is there another possiblity to avoid the setting
of fixed references?
Thanks for your help,
Florian
I developed a webservice client in MS Access, and used the Web Services
Toolkit 2.01 to generate the proxy classes.
Unfortunatelly, the users of the Access Database now need the two libraries
(msxml6.dll, MSSOAP30.DLL). I want to avoid the fixed setting of a reference
and instead use late binding by generating an object a la
Dim sc_webService As Object
Set sc_webService = CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapClient30")
Apparently this works so far. But in addition, I get two compile errors:
1) A problem is the factory class, which implements the interface
IGCTMObjectFactory.
2) And its creator method, which defines a input parameter of type
MSXML2.IXMLDOMNode:
Private Function IGCTMObjectFactory_CreateObject(ByVal par_WSMLNode As
MSXML2.IXMLDOMNode) As Object
Do you know a work around, how I could use the Set xyz As Object, Set xyz =
CreateObject("library")? Or is there another possiblity to avoid the setting
of fixed references?
Thanks for your help,
Florian