SOAP Request/Response to an XML/RSS Style Webpage
Let me begin by saying I am EXTREMELY GREEN at web programming and my experience is limited to basic HTML and ASP. However I find myself in a need to create a web service for a new solution.
In short, I have been supplied with a SOAP Request & Response template from a third party application and I need to create a web service that will process the request, accept the response and then parse it into an XML RSS Style webpage that can be refreshed every few seconds to give the effect of Real Time Data. This feed is being read by a digital sign that is taking the elements of the Feed and posting them onto the screen in a tabular format.
That being said, I don't know where to begin and am having troubles finding a "step by step" kind of guide for this online. Any help would be appreciated.
In short, I have been supplied with a SOAP Request & Response template from a third party application and I need to create a web service that will process the request, accept the response and then parse it into an XML RSS Style webpage that can be refreshed every few seconds to give the effect of Real Time Data. This feed is being read by a digital sign that is taking the elements of the Feed and posting them onto the screen in a tabular format.
That being said, I don't know where to begin and am having troubles finding a "step by step" kind of guide for this online. Any help would be appreciated.
Classic asp or asp.net?
Do you need to do the request/response on the client side directly or server side(do you have your own iis web server able to make the SOAP)?
Do you need a cross browser example of code? Or only IE is fine?
Could you share the third party application address with the credentials if needed?
Do you need to do the request/response on the client side directly or server side(do you have your own iis web server able to make the SOAP)?
Do you need a cross browser example of code? Or only IE is fine?
Could you share the third party application address with the credentials if needed?
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Classic asp or asp.net?
-- Which ever is easiest
Do you need to do the request/response on the client side directly or server side(do you have your own iis web server able to make the SOAP)?
-- Server Side so that the clients can just reference the XML in sync, I do have an IIS Server
Do you need a cross browser example of code? Or only IE is fine?
-- IE is fine
Could you share the third party application address with the credentials if needed?
-- I am having issues with the credentials they have supplied at the moment but here is a link to the resquest/response examples in both 1.1 & 1.2:
https://home-c4.incontact.com/insidews/inSideWS.asmx?op=Skill_GetStats
Here is the link to the WSDL:
https://home-c4.incontact.com/insidews/inSideWS.asmx?WSDL
-- Which ever is easiest
Do you need to do the request/response on the client side directly or server side(do you have your own iis web server able to make the SOAP)?
-- Server Side so that the clients can just reference the XML in sync, I do have an IIS Server
Do you need a cross browser example of code? Or only IE is fine?
-- IE is fine
Could you share the third party application address with the credentials if needed?
-- I am having issues with the credentials they have supplied at the moment but here is a link to the resquest/response examples in both 1.1 & 1.2:
https://home-c4.incontact.com/insidews/inSideWS.asmx?op=Skill_GetStats
Here is the link to the WSDL:
https://home-c4.incontact.com/insidews/inSideWS.asmx?WSDL
check this tuto :
http://www.w3schools.com/soap/default.asp
and this thread : https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23272128/SOAP-call-via-classic-ASP.html
http://www.w3schools.com/soap/default.asp
and this thread : https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23272128/SOAP-call-via-classic-ASP.html
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Thanks Leak!
I used the links as was able to build something in ASP Classic. However, once complete, I got work from them that they want us to use .net.
Any advice that a newb can follow for that path?
I used the links as was able to build something in ASP Classic. However, once complete, I got work from them that they want us to use .net.
Any advice that a newb can follow for that path?
Ahem...
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So is this too hard for a greenie to jump into? I have downloaded VS 2010 and figured out how to add the reference to the wsdl to a new project but not sure where to go from there. From what I have researched, I would do this via a wcf service and I need to serialize the response? This is all Greek to me...
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