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Jason Alsip
I've had a lot of success lately with executing methods from the PDS
through Javascript in a web page using the SoapClient object that
comes with the SOAP Toolkit. However, I am in an environment where it
would be less than ideal to have to deploy that object library because
it will mean having to redo the a lot of the validation on our Project
Server implementation.
I know that a web service can be called via HTTP, and I've been able
to do this with other web services just fine but not the PDS. I've
tried two ways, one by through XMLHTTP using POST with the soap
envelope built manually (and adding in the right HTTP headers), the
other by making a call through the Web Services HTML Control
(webservice.htc) that Microsoft has available. In both instances I
get an error stating "Connector - Bad request to the server." Is
there something additional that the PDS needs in order for the SOAP
call to be processed properly?
Any input on this matter would be appreciated. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Jason Alsip, MCSD
through Javascript in a web page using the SoapClient object that
comes with the SOAP Toolkit. However, I am in an environment where it
would be less than ideal to have to deploy that object library because
it will mean having to redo the a lot of the validation on our Project
Server implementation.
I know that a web service can be called via HTTP, and I've been able
to do this with other web services just fine but not the PDS. I've
tried two ways, one by through XMLHTTP using POST with the soap
envelope built manually (and adding in the right HTTP headers), the
other by making a call through the Web Services HTML Control
(webservice.htc) that Microsoft has available. In both instances I
get an error stating "Connector - Bad request to the server." Is
there something additional that the PDS needs in order for the SOAP
call to be processed properly?
Any input on this matter would be appreciated. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Jason Alsip, MCSD