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talk about soap4r: SOAP module for Ruby
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unresolved attribute type for {}TrackIDs
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Hi,
I just ran wsdl2ruby on a wsdl, and I get the error mentioned in the
subject. It seems
to dislike some of the attributes used.
The attribute in question is:
<s:attribute name="TrackIDs">
<s:simpleType>
<s:list itemType="s:string" />
</s:simpleType>
</s:attribute>
When looking through the code to see where this occurs, I end up in... more »
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WSDL Help --> Restrictions, pattern, minOccurs and maxOccurs
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Thanks for the great gem that you guys made. You guys rock!!!
One of our client had created a WSDL in ASP and sent it over asking us
to implement the same structure
in ruby. We managed to work out a simple WSDL with the SOAP4r gem.
But we are stuck with this kind of xml structure that we see in the... more »
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namespace prefix and .net
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Hi,
I'm writing a soap4r server using Soaplet mounting in webrick, the
server must be conumed by .net and java existing clients.
I ran into several problems with the .net parsing of the response ,
in a simple test i got down to send a string
and still .net refuses to read the result diplaying null instead.... more »
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No 'sample' directory in the gem
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Hello
Please excuse my ignorance about how distributions work:
A lot of posts are telling me to look in the 'samples' directory of
SOAP4R- but it doesn't exist in the directory. I'm very confused: have
I got the wrong version of the gem?
I installed the gem with "gem install soap4r".
In the gem I get lib, bin and test directories... more »
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running wsdl2ruby server/client as https
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Is it possible to run a StandaloneServer over HTTPS?
I have generated a server and client from a wsdl using wsdl2ruby from
the SOAP4R gem, and have got them working successfully over regular
http.
Is it possible to set these up (SOAP::RPC::StandaloneServer and
SOAP::RPC::Driver respectively) to run as an https server and client?... more »
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simple? soap4r problem
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I've been struggling with this problem for awhile now, it seems like
it should be really simple.
in the generated ruby code, I get the following 3 classes defined (in
addition to others that I believe are irrelevant to this problem)
class BodyType < ::Array
end
...class ItemType
AttrKey = XSD::QName.new(nil, "key")... more »
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Patch for easier spotting of invalid data in SOAP requests
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Hello!
When you have invalid data in your SOAP request, it's sometimes hard
to spot the location. This patch helps a lot. It forwards the
exception trough the parsing tree and adds the branch to the exception
message.
File lib/soap/baseData.rb, starting with line 615
def each
idx = 0... more »
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How do you control the namespace formatting in headers?
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I'm trying to figure out how to get attribute namespaces to display
properly in my header.
I want them to display in a manner such as...
DESIRED OUTPUT
<exc14n:InclusiveNamespaces xmlns:exc14n="[link]
xml-exc-c14n#">
but they are currently displaying like...
REAL OUTPUT... more »
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Elements with the same name being ignored in header
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I am trying to send a header like so by making the following
(abbreviated here for readability) the return value of my
on_simple_outbound method in my CustomHeader subclass...
{ XSD::QName.new(nil, 'ds:Reference') => {
'xmlattr_URI' => "#Id-SOAPBody"
},
XSD::QName.new(nil, 'ds:Reference') => {... more »
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