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  • Andrew Werden
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    SOAP SDK setup/usage - not recognizing httpconnector type

    having all kinds of trouble getting the most rudimentary SOAP client
    application to run.

    Dim Connector As SoapConnector
    Set Connector = New HttpConnector

    Can not get past the compile -- no matter how many / which tools I reference
    in my project, my code fails with "Compile Error: User-defined datatype not
    defined"

    Have references for 'soap connector type library' (hlsc10.dll) & micorosoft
    soap library (mssoap1.dll) enabled.

    What other references do I need to compile / run a VB SOAP client app?


    thanks...
    /Andrew


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    • Steve Gerrard
      #2
      Re: SOAP SDK setup/usage - not recognizing httpconnector type


      "Andrew Werden" <andrew.werden@ pega.com> wrote in message
      news:Pdudnccg_q yXfpHdRVn-vw@comcast.com. ..[color=blue]
      > having all kinds of trouble getting the most rudimentary SOAP client
      > application to run.
      >
      > Dim Connector As SoapConnector
      > Set Connector = New HttpConnector
      >
      > Can not get past the compile -- no matter how many / which tools I[/color]
      reference[color=blue]
      > in my project, my code fails with "Compile Error: User-defined[/color]
      datatype not[color=blue]
      > defined"
      >
      > Have references for 'soap connector type library' (hlsc10.dll) &[/color]
      micorosoft[color=blue]
      > soap library (mssoap1.dll) enabled.
      >
      > What other references do I need to compile / run a VB SOAP client app?
      >
      >
      > thanks...
      > /Andrew
      >
      >[/color]

      Why both? I get your two lines to compile fine with ust one reference
      set to Microsoft Soap Library (mssoap1.dll). I don't have the other one
      on my machine. Maybe having both means you have to then qualify your
      declarations with the library name?


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        • Andrew Werden
          #3
          Re: SOAP SDK setup/usage - not recognizing httpconnector type

          I think I may have screwed myself. Cant find an HttpConnector class, but I
          was able to add an HTTPConnector3 class from MSSOAPLIB30

          In the course of trying to 'fix' my system I installed the SOAP 3.0 SDK.
          Looks like the API changed from SOAP 2.0.

          Which version are you running on your system?


          /andrew

          "Steve Gerrard" <notstevegerrar d@comcast.net> wrote in message
          news:8IKdnbAdCf ZidZDdRVn-vg@comcast.com. ..[color=blue]
          >
          > "Andrew Werden" <andrew.werden@ pega.com> wrote in message
          > news:Pdudnccg_q yXfpHdRVn-vw@comcast.com. ..[color=green]
          > > having all kinds of trouble getting the most rudimentary SOAP client
          > > application to run.
          > >
          > > Dim Connector As SoapConnector
          > > Set Connector = New HttpConnector
          > >
          > > Can not get past the compile -- no matter how many / which tools I[/color]
          > reference[color=green]
          > > in my project, my code fails with "Compile Error: User-defined[/color]
          > datatype not[color=green]
          > > defined"
          > >
          > > Have references for 'soap connector type library' (hlsc10.dll) &[/color]
          > micorosoft[color=green]
          > > soap library (mssoap1.dll) enabled.
          > >
          > > What other references do I need to compile / run a VB SOAP client app?
          > >
          > >
          > > thanks...
          > > /Andrew
          > >
          > >[/color]
          >
          > Why both? I get your two lines to compile fine with ust one reference
          > set to Microsoft Soap Library (mssoap1.dll). I don't have the other one
          > on my machine. Maybe having both means you have to then qualify your
          > declarations with the library name?
          >
          >[/color]


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