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Hello Ivar,
I don't really know if I can help you, but I try anyhow.
1. I have made some small Web Services and I NEVER USE THE
WSDL Importer, for no special reason, I just prefer to 'model'
the structure myself. So in that point I can't explain a lot.
It happens what I have Web Services and clients in Java, Perl
and now C++... so I go really confused with the WSDL. Perhaps
I work a lot in addition, but I am glad with the control :)

2. I just made a test with the TXSDateTime and it worked without
any major problem... TXSDateTime extends TRemotable, the include
that I have is:
#include <XSBuiltIns.hpp>

And finally, you are right. The documentation is poor, pauper... and not only that, seems to be (at least in this forum) that we are not a lot to encourage the use of WebServices with C++ Builder...

GNeidisch


<iware@iware.se> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to write a WEB Service application in BCB6 and have immediately
>run into two problems.
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>1. It seemed as a good idea to start with importing the WSDL file. I
>selected File | New | Other | WebServices | WSDL Importer
>I specify the name of the WSDL file and press [Next]. I get the error
>message "Pointing to oneself is dangerous: Role" and cannot go further.
>What is wrong?
>
>2. I want to use the class TXSDateTime. It will not compile. TXSDateTime is
>said to be undefined. I can see that the unit used is XSBuiltIns so I tried
>USEUNIT("XSBuiltIns.pas") but it does not help. Why can I not use
>TXSDateTime in my code?
>
>The documentation in BCB6 about WEB Services is very poor. There is only one
>tiny example.
>
>Can anyone help?
>
>/Ivar
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