Hello everybody, I'm using the following to get a driver to call to some
functions on a remote soap described by wsdl:
require 'soap/wsdlDriver'
wsdl = "mywsdluri"
client = SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new(wsdl).create_rpc_driver
Then I can easy call soap methods with client.method_name, but I'm not
able to figure out if I could get a simple list of paramaters those
methods requires.
I've found this ticket [1], with dump_method_signature that seems to be
something like what I'm searching for, but I could't understand how to
use it.
Some ideas?
Thanks in advance
Marco Sangiorgi
[1] http://dev.ctor.org/soap4r/changeset/1922
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Can't you just look in the wsdl?
When I used soap4r I did something like:
params = {:param1 => 'some_value', :param2 => 42};
response = driver.my_method params
I took :param1 and :param2 names directly from the wsdl method
definition.
Otherwise, you can use wsdl2ruby...
Hope it helps
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No one could help me? 
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Capitan Yesterday wrote:
No one could help me?
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Can't you just look in the wsdl?
When I used soap4r I did something like:
params = {:param1 => 'some_value', :param2 => 42};
response = driver.my_method params
I took :param1 and :param2 names directly from the wsdl method
definition.
Otherwise, you can use wsdl2ruby...
Hope it helps
First of all, thanks for your answer 
The problem is that I have to automatically build html form from each
soap method, so I have to know how and how many params each method takes
without look in the wsdl...
Something like this! [1]
Some ideas? Thanks a lot again,
Marco Sangiorgi
[1] http://www.service-repository.com/client/start
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Have you tried sending dump_method_signatures to a WSDLDriverFactory
object?
Right now I'm on a windows machine (with ruby 1.8.6) and
WSDLDriverFactory doesn't have that method, so I can't try. It should
include WSDL::SOAP::ClassDefCreatorSupport and so you should be able
to call dump_method_signatures.
Otherwise, you could try to iterate on the services/ports of the wsdl
attribute of a factory object, just like dump_method_signature does. I
am no expert, so don't take my suggestions too seriously 
Bye
Capitan Yesterday wrote:
Have you tried sending dump_method_signatures to a WSDLDriverFactory
object?
Right now I'm on a windows machine (with ruby 1.8.6) and
WSDLDriverFactory doesn't have that method, so I can't try. It should
include WSDL:
:ClassDefCreatorSupport and so you should be able
to call dump_method_signatures.
Otherwise, you could try to iterate on the services/ports of the wsdl
attribute of a factory object, just like dump_method_signature does. I
am no expert, so don't take my suggestions too seriously
Bye
Hi Capitan Yesterday, and thanks again for your answer
dump_method_singature works, but only for simple type. For complex ones,
it only show type's name.
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Marco Sangiorgi wrote:
Capitan Yesterday wrote:
Have you tried sending dump_method_signatures to a WSDLDriverFactory
object?
Right now I'm on a windows machine (with ruby 1.8.6) and
WSDLDriverFactory doesn't have that method, so I can't try. It should
include WSDL::ClassDefCreatorSupport and so you should be able
to call dump_method_signatures.
Otherwise, you could try to iterate on the services/ports of the wsdl
attribute of a factory object, just like dump_method_signature does. I
am no expert, so don't take my suggestions too seriously
Bye
Hi Capitan Yesterday, and thanks again for your answer
dump_method_singature works, but only for simple type. For complex ones,
it only show type's name.
I've tried for several days to resolve my problem, I think I'll give it
up
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