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  • vunet
    #1

    Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment

    Hello,
    I've just installed ASPXMLRPC library and testing their main function:

    xmlRPC ("URL", "command_na me", params)

    The function converts all parameters to XML, sends a request to third-
    party server and receives XML response. It seems to be getting
    response fine. But when I call the function like this:

    myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)

    I get error on this line:

    "Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment"

    All code details are:

    dim myresp
    ReDim paramList(1)
    set dict=Server.cre ateObject("Scri pting.Dictionar y")
    dict.add "key_id", "SOME_ID"
    dict.add "area", "blah"
    set paramList(0)=di ct
    myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)
    response.write( myresp)

    Please recommend a fix. Thank you.
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    • Bob Barrows [MVP]
      #2
      Re: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment

      vunet wrote:
      I thought it has something to do with syntax. Does this appear to be
      correct calling the function
      >
      myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)
      >
      where returned result is a XML object response
      No. Use Set to set object variables.

      Set myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)

      But I don't think that's what the error message is referring to. it could
      be, but i don't think it is.

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        • daddywhite
          #3
          Re: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment

          On 20 Jan, 16:04, "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01...@NOyah oo.SPAMcom>
          wrote:
          vunet wrote:
          I thought it has something to do with syntax. Does this appear to be
          correct calling the function
          >
          myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)
          >
          where returned result is a XML object response
          >
          No. Use Set to set object variables.
          >
          Set myresp = xmlRPC ("http://someurl.com", "get", paramList)
          >
          But I don't think that's what the error message is referring to. it could
          be, but i don't think it is.
          >
          --
          Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
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          Have you tried this without the brackets? so just:

          Set myresp = xmlRPC "http://someurl.com", "get", paramList

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            • Bob Barrows [MVP]
              #4
              Re: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment

              daddywhite wrote:
              >Have you tried this without the brackets? so just:
              >
              Set myresp = xmlRPC "http://someurl.com", "get", paramList
              That will definitely raise an error
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