Re: Web Services (Retouch)
- From: Rene_Surop <infodynamics_ph@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 09:08:37 -0700
On Jun 23, 9:59 pm, "Pete Dashwood"
<dashw...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That's across an Enterprise LAN? Or via the Internet?
I think you're using MF so I don't know your environment intimately, but OLE
doesn't have a GUI system as such. If you are seeing a dialog box you need
to know where it is coming from. If the OLE support Class provided by MF
raises it, then you should be able to trap it with COM/OLE Exception
processing; if it is being raised on the Client when it detects that the
connection is broken it should also be trappable. Either way, find where it
comes from and trap it with Exception Class processing, then issue your own
Dialog.
Pete.
Tried it via Internet. I did some record reading from my side
(client)... and updating or writing a record on the other end (web/
data server) and the processing time per record is 1:09sec. That is
from the indicated bandwidth that I mentioned.
Looking at the "original posted" code below, with a modified
"updateAcctRecord" method;
*> This class adapated by James J. Gavan for Net Express V 3.1.
*> If using later versions of Net Express then REPOSITORY
syntax
*> can replace the 'Class-Control' entries below
*>---------------------------------------------------------------
Class-id. Soaptest.
*> Soaptest inherits from Base.
*> Where no inheritance is specified it defaults to Base
Class-Control.
*> olebase is class "olebase"
oleexceptionmanager is class "oleexpt"
Soaptest is class "soaptest"
Mssoap is class "$OLE$MSSOAP.SoapClient30".
:
:
:
invoke objSOAPClient "updateAcctRecord"
using by reference wIn-acctCode *>input/output interface
block
by reference wIn-acctName
by reference wIn-otherData
by reference wIn-sessionID
returning wOut-returnSw
somehow when the Internet connectivity is dead, when processing in the
middle of my "updateAcctRecord" loop... a window is appearing. Yes, Im
using N/E v3.10. From the code above, I guess the window is coming
from "oleexpt" class, or "$OLE$MSSOAP.SoapClient30". Tried overriding
this dialog window... but I can't seemed to removed it yet.
.
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