CFINVOKE question

[GUJUm0deL]

How can you sue <cfinvoke> when the client's supposed WSDL file looks like:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsmtphn/html/mapwsdl.asp

My problem is I need to submit a zipcode to the client first, get a response. If the repsonse says 'valid' then continue submitting rest of the information.

And I get this error when I use <cfinvoke>

Web service operation "Apply_pingSoapIn" with parameters {ZipCode={10022},} could not be found.

The error occurred in D:\INETPUB\

http://WWWroot\aaa\aaa.cfm:

line 5

3 : method="Apply_pingSoapIn"
4 : returnvariable="AppID" username="*******" password="******">
5 : <cfinvokeargument name="ZipCode" value="10022"/>
6 : </cfinvoke>
7 :


What do I do?


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[keneck]

Hi,
Sorry I can't offer any assistance, but noticed that your problem is similar to mine. Using <cfinvoke> I send a request to a web service and get back an error message that says the operation could not be found. Since I have no way of looking at the requested method, I have no way of knowing for sure what produces the error at this point. I'm left guessing.

Have you made any progress on this yet? Do you have access to your requested method (Apply_pingSoapIn) so that you can look at potential sources of the problem? If you have gotten anywhere, I would appreciate knowing what you did. I have tried all sorts of changes to the <cfinvoke> content and managed to produce nothing. And no one on several forums has offered any guidance as yet.

Sharing your pain.