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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Setting XML Attribute Using Extended Name Attributes

« on: March 04, 2025, 05:53:44 PM »

Thanks Bruce,

Worked perfectly.

Edward

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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Setting XML Attribute Using Extended Name Attributes

« on: March 01, 2025, 11:22:44 PM »

Hello Again,

Just a quick update and a correction on my previous post.  I was not paying attention to my previous tests.

The Clarion Group Declaration:

ReturnG              GROUP,PRE(),NAME('return')
xmlns                     CSTRING(32),NAME('xmlns | attribute')
LicenseNumber        CSTRING(64),NAME('licenseNumber')
                          END

Generated the following:

<return>
    < xmlns="">
    <licenseNumber>001YY10020</licenseNumber>
</return>


While the following declaration:

ReturnG              GROUP,PRE(),NAME('return')
xmlns                     CSTRING(32),NAME('xmlns | attribute(return)')
LicenseNumber        CSTRING(64),NAME('licenseNumber')
                          END


Generated the following:

<return>
    <xmlns/>
    <licenseNumber>001YY10020</licenseNumber>
</return>


Now I am beginning to think that something is not quite right with the XML generation using Extended Naming Attribute.

I will keep looking.

Edward

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Web Server - Ask For Help / Setting XML Attribute Using Extended Name Attributes

« on: February 28, 2025, 02:51:46 PM »

Could some one tell me what I am doing wrong?

I trying to output the following XML tag:

         <return xmlns="">
               <licenseNumber>0282500615</licenseNumber>
         </return>


I tried the following Clarion Group Declarations:

ReturnG              GROUP,PRE(),NAME('return')
xmlns                     CSTRING(32),NAME('xmlns | attribute(return)')
LicenseNumber        CSTRING(64),NAME('licenseNumber')
                          END


ReturnG              GROUP,PRE(),NAME('return')
xmlns                     CSTRING(32),NAME('xmlns | attribute')
LicenseNumber        CSTRING(64),NAME('licenseNumber')
                          END


Both of them resulted in the following:

<return><xmlns/><licenseNumber>0282500615</licenseNumber></return>


The is part of the return parameters in a WebServiceMethod Template.  I cannot tell what I am doing wrong because I was able to set the xmlns attribute in another service method.

Regards,

Edward

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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: How to handle A Web Service Call with this format: Domain/ServiceMethodName

« on: February 18, 2025, 12:05:57 PM »

Hello Alberto,

Many thanks for the help.

I must have made a typo when I tried with my browser earlier because I could not get the server to respond with just IP/MethodName.  I looked at example #77 and it worked.  So, I try my server again and it also worked.

Regards,

Ed

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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: How to handle A Web Service Call with this format: Domain/ServiceMethodName

« on: February 17, 2025, 03:00:34 PM »

Hello Alberto,

Thank you for the kind words.

Do you have an example or a link to any description on how to use NetTalk to response to this format.  From the NetTalk web server log, I noticed that the action is blank and, therefore, the server does not know how to response.

Regards,

Ed

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Web Server - Ask For Help / How to handle A Web Service Call with this format: Domain/ServiceMethodName

« on: February 17, 2025, 12:37:05 PM »

Hello Everyone,

Mostly using the NetTalk Wizards, I have been able to created a few web service servers.  The API has always been in this format: DomainName/SerivceName/MethodName.  This works great when I have control of my API.  However, I need to replace a third party web service which uses this calling format: DomainName/MethodName.

How do I setup my NetTalk Web Service Server to accept this URI and trigger the corresponding method procedure?

Edward