VATSIM-CH
11-10-2012, 10:00 AM
Hello guys
I hope you can help me out.
Since vB4 my SOAP-Script isn't working anymore.
The Idea is:
Another Homepage should be able to create postings/threads and maybe also change a user (username).
I built a SOAP-Script which will then include the VB-Functions with the datamanagers and so on. But everytime when I start to include the "global.php" it looks like there is an output from this script, as my XML-Output from SOAP gets invalid and/or the error "uploaded files to big". As it is only text for a thread with no files, I think there must be a huge output from the vb-script.
Actually I'm running out of ideas how to get it working again.
Or do I have a wrong approach to get this work done?
Is there another "easy" method how an external script can create a thread or post into threads?
Thanks in advance for your help
Mike
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The error messages:
SoapFault exception: [Client] looks like we got no XML document
The file(s) uploaded were too large to process.
I hope you can help me out.
Since vB4 my SOAP-Script isn't working anymore.
The Idea is:
Another Homepage should be able to create postings/threads and maybe also change a user (username).
I built a SOAP-Script which will then include the VB-Functions with the datamanagers and so on. But everytime when I start to include the "global.php" it looks like there is an output from this script, as my XML-Output from SOAP gets invalid and/or the error "uploaded files to big". As it is only text for a thread with no files, I think there must be a huge output from the vb-script.
Actually I'm running out of ideas how to get it working again.
Or do I have a wrong approach to get this work done?
Is there another "easy" method how an external script can create a thread or post into threads?
Thanks in advance for your help
Mike
--------------- Added 1352545415 at 1352545415 ---------------
The error messages:
SoapFault exception: [Client] looks like we got no XML document
The file(s) uploaded were too large to process.