Webservices in CodeGear C++

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3 total messages Started by MAckel Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:36

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Author: MAckel
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:36

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Hello, I'm trying the CodeGear C++ demo version to experiment with WebServices, but something is wrong and I don't know if this is a limitation of the demo version. The help says to use "project > Add Web Reference", but this menu item does not exist. There is no "WSDL Importer" in the dialog "File > New > Other > WebServices". So, how do I construct a simple web service? Thank you, Marcos Ackel

Re: Webservices in CodeGear C++

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Author: Jean-Marie Babet
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:54

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Hello,

'Add Web Reference' probably refers to Delphi.NET or C#. For C++, you
typically use File|New|Other|WebServices|WSDL Importer.

Alternatively, you can also use the command line WSDL importer -
WSDLImp.exe - with the -C+ option. For example,


  > WSDLImp  -C+ http://developer.ebay.com/webservices/latest/eBaySvc.wsdl

The above will generate eBaySvc.h + eBaySvc.cpp that you can add to a C++
project.

If none of the above works for you, please let me know the version of the
product and I'll ask if WebServices is included. This feature of often
enabled/disabled based on SKU.

Cheers,

Bruneau.

Re: Webservices in CodeGear C++

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Author: Bob Swart
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 07:48

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Hi Marcos,

> Hello, I'm trying the CodeGear C++ demo version 

Which C++ demo version are you talking about exactly? Turbo C++? Or the 
CodeGear C++Builder 2007 trial version perhaps?

> The help says to use "project > Add Web Reference", but this menu item does not exist. 

That's a menu option to *import* a web service in a .NET project, like 
Delphi for .NET or C#. That has nothing to do with creating a web 
service in C++ (which is Win32 only by the way)

> There is no "WSDL Importer" in the dialog "File > New > Other > WebServices". 

Although it's a bit strange that this is missing, the WSDL Importer is 
used to *import* a web service in a Win32 project. And I have the 
feeling you wanted to create a web service (not import and use one), right?

> So, how do I construct a simple web service? 

Try to do File | New - Other, go to the Web Services category of the 
Object Repository and select the SOAP Server Application icon. That 
should give you a dialog to create a new web service.

If you want to import a web service instead of creating one, you need 
the WSDL Importer indeed. See also one of my articles about this using 
C++Builder at http://www.drbob42.com/examines/examin44.htm

> Thank you, Marcos Ackel

Groetjes,
           Bob Swart

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