[newbie] PostSOAP example: help to run

[John-Paul Delaney <Jo...@wfp.org>]

Hello List...

I know nothing about digest authentication nor SOAP requests, but in my
ignorance would like to test the PostSOAP against a .NET-based monitoring
tool.

According to the sample, the class should be invoked with the following
parameters:

 <URL> <SOAPAction> <filename>

I have the server url, and a SOAPAction header
("http://schemas.ipmonitor.com/ipm70/GetMonitors"), but I'm a bit confused
by what the file is for, and what it should contain?  I've looked, but fail
to find more documentation on the example.

Thanks for any pointers, or further explanation,

/j-p.



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Re: [newbie] PostSOAP example: help to run

[Roland Weber <RO...@de.ibm.com>]

Hello John-Paul,

> According to the sample, the class should be invoked with the following
> parameters:
> 
>  <URL> <SOAPAction> <filename>
> 
> I have the server url, and a SOAPAction header
> ("http://schemas.ipmonitor.com/ipm70/GetMonitors"), but I'm a bit 
confused
> by what the file is for, and what it should contain?

The file should contain the XML SOAP request you want to post.

cheers,
  Roland