Consuming a dataset in a web service

I have successfully consumed an XML from a web service from VFP8. Now
I need to consume a dataset in a web service.

Can someone point me in the right direction? I've been searching
Microsoft site but nothing pops up.

Thanks,

Eric
Thu May 05 15:03:21 CDT 2005

Take a look at the XMLAdapter class. You can feed it with your XML data and
it gives a cursor back to you.
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<BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have successfully consumed an XML from a web service from VFP8. Now
> I need to consume a dataset in a web service.
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction? I've been searching
> Microsoft site but nothing pops up.
>
> Thanks,
>

BogusSpamHere
Fri May 06 07:34:34 CDT 2005

I know about the XMLAdapter class. I use it all the time to read in
XML and put it in a cursor. My question was how do I consume a DATASET
from a webservice, NOT XML.

William
Fri May 06 10:50:29 CDT 2005

Are you saying that you have a web service that returns an ADO RecordSet
object?

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<BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I know about the XMLAdapter class. I use it all the time to read in
> XML and put it in a cursor. My question was how do I consume a DATASET
> from a webservice, NOT XML.
>

BogusSpamHere
Fri May 06 12:33:44 CDT 2005

Yes, the person creating the Web service says there is a method that
returns an ADO recordset.


William Fields wrote:
> Are you saying that you have a web service that returns an ADO
RecordSet
> object?
>
> --
> William Fields
> MCSD - Microsoft Visual FoxPro
> US Bankruptcy Court
> Phoenix, AZ
>
> "If it's free, I'll take three!"
>
>
>
> <BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1115382874.050926.214440@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> >I know about the XMLAdapter class. I use it all the time to read in
> > XML and put it in a cursor. My question was how do I consume a
DATASET
> > from a webservice, NOT XML.
> >

Esparta
Fri May 06 14:14:02 CDT 2005

You can=A1t consume an ADO.NET DataSet with VFP, the WebService *should* =

return a XML to be consumed not only by the VFP apps, also any other=20
app/language . If you the admin of that WebService (=BF???) can't or wont=
=20
change this you should create an intermediate .NET App to cath that=20
DataSet and return to an XML, or use Interop to achieve that..

Wooww... a WebService with DataSet? what's he/she thinking on??

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BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com wrote:
> Yes, the person creating the Web service says there is a method that
> returns an ADO recordset.
>=20
>=20
> William Fields wrote:
>=20
>>Are you saying that you have a web service that returns an ADO
>=20
> RecordSet
>=20
>>object?
>>
>>--
>>William Fields
>>MCSD - Microsoft Visual FoxPro
>>US Bankruptcy Court
>>Phoenix, AZ
>>
>> "If it's free, I'll take three!"
>>
>>
>>
>><BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1115382874.050926.214440@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>>I know about the XMLAdapter class. I use it all the time to read in
>>>XML and put it in a cursor. My question was how do I consume a
>=20
> DATASET
>=20
>>>from a webservice, NOT XML.
>>>
>=20
>=20

Altman
Fri May 06 14:40:18 CDT 2005

Don't let them tell you it's too much work to do either, converting an
ADO.net dataset to xml requires them to call one method.


RETURN MyDataset.GetXML()



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You can¡t consume an ADO.NET DataSet with VFP, the WebService *should*
return a XML to be consumed not only by the VFP apps, also any other
app/language . If you the admin of that WebService (¿???) can't or wont
change this you should create an intermediate .NET App to cath that
DataSet and return to an XML, or use Interop to achieve that..

Wooww... a WebService with DataSet? what's he/she thinking on??

--

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BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com wrote:
> Yes, the person creating the Web service says there is a method that
> returns an ADO recordset.
>
>
> William Fields wrote:
>
>>Are you saying that you have a web service that returns an ADO
>
> RecordSet
>
>>object?
>>
>>--
>>William Fields
>>MCSD - Microsoft Visual FoxPro
>>US Bankruptcy Court
>>Phoenix, AZ
>>
>> "If it's free, I'll take three!"
>>
>>
>>
>><BogusSpamHere@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1115382874.050926.214440@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>>I know about the XMLAdapter class. I use it all the time to read in
>>>XML and put it in a cursor. My question was how do I consume a
>
> DATASET
>
>>>from a webservice, NOT XML.
>>>
>
>