WebService usage - EndpointObserver

[pkdev]

Hi,

I'm playing with WebService to try to integrate IPOCC UI functionality in a 3rd party application.
Working with DirectoryWS is quiet easy but I'm stuck with TaskWS.

In TaskWS method you have to provide a listener URI (basically a local WebService where IPOCC will push info).
I'm trying to do this using C#.
I manage to create a WebService using EndpointObserver WSDL but it seems the names created by Visual Studio do not match what IPOCC is expecting.

Does anyone already manage to do this kind of things ?
any code sample to provide ?

Best regards,
Nicolas

 

[janni78]

Your WebService needs to support all different Events the TaskWS can send you.
Basically all the "OnXxxxx" events.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[pkdev]

Yes I saw this.
I've used Visual Studio to create a basic web service listener and I set the listener to EndpointObserver.EndpointObserver interface
It has auto generated all the method (which I will then need to implement).
But when I send the URI (in a createSession method) of this WebService to TaskWS I get this error : "observer URL call failed".

I'll attach to this post the output of my webservice.
I think Visual Studio has changed some names ....

 

[janni78]

If you browser to the WebService do you see the names correctly then?

Beware that if you open and close a Session about 1500 times the TaskWS will crash.
Tried to report this to Avaya but they blamed Java and didn't bother to look at it anymore.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[pkdev]

Yes the uploaded file is what I see from a brother (ran from IPOCC server)