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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / December 2004Web Services C#
Hi Folks, If I create a Infopath form in C# and I add a web reference to my web service. How do I get a hold of the web services via the code and execute it's methods?? Cheers Hi Shem, you would access the webservice in the code behind of infopath just as you would if you weren't using infopath. So if you have a webservice defined as Service1 and you have a method called [WebMethod] public string helloworld(){ return "Hello World"; } you could write in you FormCode.cs file Service1 myService = new Service1(); thisXDocument.UI.Alert(myService.HelloWorld()); I hope this helps. -- Davie http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/dsweis/ > Hi Folks, > > If I create a Infopath form in C# and I add a web reference to my web > service. How do I get a hold of the web services via the code and execute > it's methods?? > > Cheers Or you can use the DataAdapters just like you would using script for any other InfoPath form. --Matthew Blain http://tips.serriform.com/ http://www.developingsolutionswithinfopath.com/ > Hi Shem, you would access the webservice in the code behind of infopath > just as you would if you weren't using infopath. [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > > > Cheers Hi Shem, you would access the webservice in the code behind of infopath just as you would if you weren't using infopath. So if you have a webservice defined as Service1 and you have a method called [WebMethod] public string helloworld(){ return "Hello World"; } you could write in you FormCode.cs file Service1 myService = new Service1(); thisXDocument.UI.Alert(myService.HelloWorld()); I hope this helps. -- Davie http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/dsweis/ > Hi Folks, > > If I create a Infopath form in C# and I add a web reference to my web > service. How do I get a hold of the web services via the code and execute > it's methods?? > > Cheers Hi Shem, you would access the webservice in the code behind of infopath just as you would if you weren't using infopath. So if you have a webservice defined as Service1 and you have a method called [WebMethod] public string helloworld(){ return "Hello World"; } you could write in you FormCode.cs file Service1 myService = new Service1(); thisXDocument.UI.Alert(myService.HelloWorld()); I hope this helps. -- Davie http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/dsweis/ > Hi Folks, > > If I create a Infopath form in C# and I add a web reference to my web > service. How do I get a hold of the web services via the code and execute > it's methods?? > > Cheers Hi this has been really helpful except when I call teh method I always get Unauthorized access even though I am ana dministrator. I also have Sharepoint sevices installed which does some crazy stuff. Are you familiar with Sharepoint? > Hi Shem, you would access the webservice in the code behind of infopath > just as you would if you weren't using infopath. [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > > > Cheers Try adding this... service1.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; -- Davie http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/dsweis/ > Hi this has been really helpful except when I call teh method I always get > Unauthorized access even though I am ana dministrator. I also have Sharepoint [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > > > > > Cheers |
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