SV: Dumb (?) Question

["Magne Kofoed" <ma-kofo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Hi,

   sometimes the soap response is like this in a .Net webservice response:

   soap data.....xml response as a string ....soap data.


   "The inner xml" can then be parsed with xml-into.
   The beleave there are archives data that describes this.

   Best regards,
   Magne
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   Fra: ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx på vegne av Scott Klement
   Sendt: sø 29.04.2012 20:13
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   Emne: Re: Dumb (?) Question

   Hi Jon,
   HTTPAPI can receive data and present it to your application in three
   different ways:
   1) Raw form, where the bytes are handed to your program via "callback"
   procedure as they are received off the wire.
   2) Stream file, where the bytes are saved to a *STMF object.
   3) XML parsed form, where the data is handed to Expat, which parses it,
   and calls one of two 'handler' routines, one for the opening/starting
   tags of each XML element, and one for the closing/ending tags of each
   XML element.  I have "enhanced" (depending on your viewpoint, I guess)
   this process so that the character data is buffered up and returned to
   the ending element handler as an additional parameter.
   I do not currently have a way to return the data as a string, except
   via
   the "raw form", where you could easily accumulate it into a string
   yourself.
   Sorry if that disappoints you.
   On 4/28/2012 7:21 PM, Jon Paris wrote:
   >
   > I am sure I've seen this in the HTTPAPI but I'm darned if I can find
   > it in the protos or in the list archives. Even tried searching the
   > archives with google - probably not using the right search terms but
   > ...
   >
   > I want to call a SOAP service with HTTPAPI and simply have it pass me
   > the XML response packet. I don't want to have it parsed by Expat, or
   > placed in a file.
   >
   > Can someone point me to an example please.
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