I'm attempting to access a webservice using Loadvars but I can't seem to format the parameters. I have:

WSDLURL = "http:///www.somewsdl.wsdl"
methodname= "doSomething"
var props : Array = new Array
props [0] = "red";
props [1] = "white";
props [2] = "blue";

webRequest.sendAndLoad(WSDLURL+methodName+props, webResponse, "post");

Can anyone help?

[SightStorm]

I'm not sure if you can do webservices with sendAndLoad. I've always used the web services class:

import mx.services.*; 
var myService = new WebService("your.svc?wsdl",serviceLog);
var resultObject = myService.method(object,param,array); //whatever params/object/array you need to pass
resultObject.onLoad = trace("Loading Service");
    myResultLead.onResult = function(result) {
        trace(result);
    }
    myResultLead.onFault = function(fault) {
        trace("Failed! WTF")
    } 
serviceLog= new Log(Log.DEBUG);
serviceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
   //trace(txt); //helps you on whats going on
} 

Good luck.

[bob_300]

Hi,Thanks.

Is there any way of caching the WSDL so that it is in memory? At the moment it has to be loaded and parsed each time a new service is called.

[SightStorm]

Haha that i do not know. If someone does have a solution to that I would be more than happy to listen And boy have i looked around

[murst]

I'm not sure if you can do webservices with sendAndLoad.

Here is a tutorial on how to use sendAndLoad with webservices.

[Fernando]

http://blog.funciton.com/en/2007/07/...ap_method.html