WSDL problem

[federicolucca]

Goodmorning

I must connect a ruby app to an external SOAP service. The supplier gave me a WSDL document for configure the calls. I have some problem with savon like this one below

undefined method `bytesize' for :get_depots:Symbol

I think the problem is that the WSDL has need an another external WSDL for types,but the types are define otherwise in the same WSDL.

Can i send you WSDL and my code for check?

Federico

[tjarratt]

Hey @federicolucca thanks for reaching out. The problem you described (e.g. invoking #bytesize on the :get_depots symbol), sounds like the real problem. Could you provide the full error, with the full backtrace so we can see where that occurred?

The solution you discussed -- namely, the WSDL importing another remote WSDL for types, is a pretty common one. There's an open issue on Wasabi (another gem used by Savon) for this, but it hasn't had much progress lately. If that is your problem, you might try amending your WSDL to include the types defined by the external WSDL.

[federicolucca]

thanks for the reply.
I did send WSDL by mail, i checked the Wasabi issue and could be the same.

Federico

[federicolucca]

i went ahead and finally i had this,from @client.operations .
[:get_depots, :get_pickup_cutoff_times, :validate_address, :calculate_estimated_time, :get_locations, :get_nearest_depot, :search_consignments, :get_consignment_details, :get_service_codes, :create_pickup_booking, :calculate_cost, :get_qc_codes, :calculate_cost_and_estimated_time]

now i try @client.call(:calculate_cost) ,where is the error?

[tjarratt]

builder.rb is actually in Savon -- I noticed that too earlier, when I was looking at the information you at sent me.

That's the result of setting :namespaces to a single string, I believe that expects a hash where the keys are the namespace and the values are URLs.

[stale]

This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

[stale]

This issue is now closed due to inactivity. If you believe this needs further action, please re-open to discuss.