Navision failure after instream
Rallnus
Member Posts: 79
After processing the following code Navision finishes operation.
Varibales
WinHttpRequest : Automation : Microsoft WinHTTP Services, version 5.1'.WinHttpRequest
soaprequest : Text 1024
Textvar : Text 1024
ResponseFile : File
soaprequest:='"<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?><soapenv:Envelope' +
' xmlns:soapenv=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\"' +
' xmlns:xsd=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\"
><soapenv:Body><ans:pull' +
' xmlns:ans=\"http://xxxx.com//\"' +
'><Username>xxxxxx</Username>' +
'<Password>xxxxxx</Password>
</ans:pull></soapenv:Body></soapenv:Envelope>"';
IF ISCLEAR(WinHttpRequest) THEN
CREATE(WinHttpRequest);
WinHttpRequest.Open('POST','https://xxxxxxxx', FALSE);
WinHttpRequest.SetRequestHeader('SOAPAction', 'true');
WinHttpRequest.SetRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
WinHttpRequest.SetClientCertificate(xxxxxxx);
WinHttpRequest.Send(soaprequest);
ResponseFile.TEXTMODE(TRUE);
IF NOT EXISTS('D:\test.txt') THEN
ResponseFile.CREATE('D:\test.txt');
ResponseFile.CREATEINSTREAM(WinHttpRequest.ResponseStream);
ResponseFile.CLOSE;
An empty file is generated. What's wrong??
Varibales
WinHttpRequest : Automation : Microsoft WinHTTP Services, version 5.1'.WinHttpRequest
soaprequest : Text 1024
Textvar : Text 1024
ResponseFile : File
soaprequest:='"<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?><soapenv:Envelope' +
' xmlns:soapenv=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\"' +
' xmlns:xsd=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\"
><soapenv:Body><ans:pull' +
' xmlns:ans=\"http://xxxx.com//\"' +
'><Username>xxxxxx</Username>' +
'<Password>xxxxxx</Password>
</ans:pull></soapenv:Body></soapenv:Envelope>"';
IF ISCLEAR(WinHttpRequest) THEN
CREATE(WinHttpRequest);
WinHttpRequest.Open('POST','https://xxxxxxxx', FALSE);
WinHttpRequest.SetRequestHeader('SOAPAction', 'true');
WinHttpRequest.SetRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
WinHttpRequest.SetClientCertificate(xxxxxxx);
WinHttpRequest.Send(soaprequest);
ResponseFile.TEXTMODE(TRUE);
IF NOT EXISTS('D:\test.txt') THEN
ResponseFile.CREATE('D:\test.txt');
ResponseFile.CREATEINSTREAM(WinHttpRequest.ResponseStream);
ResponseFile.CLOSE;
An empty file is generated. What's wrong??
Rallnus (Yamaha FJ1200 - '89 / 25th anniversary was great!)
0
Comments
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try o use the function WinHttpReq.ResponseText and see if it returns anything.0
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Thanks for your hint, but now I'm so far:
If I use
winhttp.statustext
I get "bar request".
When I try
responsefile.createinstream(winhttprequest.responsetext)
I get the error that "text" doesn't fit with "instream".
So no success yet.Rallnus (Yamaha FJ1200 - '89 / 25th anniversary was great!)0
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