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SAllen — 2004-09-02T08:06:32

Can you pass multiple returnVariables?

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chris_nava — 2004-07-16T13:02:44

Also, modifying the parameter list in any way can cause the same problem (with the same solution.)

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chris_nava — 2004-07-16T13:01:18

Changing the name of a method in (or adding a new one to) a web service after a client has connected once can cause the method to be "not found"
This is because the client is caching the wsdl "file".
Clearing the cache should solve the problem.

If the client is a ColdFusion server you can clear the cache by restarting CF.

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2004-04-06T00:20:35

hey I dont know why, Im able to use only one method that too HelowWorld and that too with out parameters. even if i change teh name of the method in my .net web service and try to access it in cold fusion its giving an error saying

Web service operation "sHelloWorld" with parameters {} could not be found.

plz hekp me out

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smb1@cornell.edu — 2003-10-10T11:50:51

Why do webservice method invocations generate a 302? This is strange behavior and I can not find an explaination anywhere.

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jedimaster — 2002-08-28T17:47:00

You already can do dynamic attributes. There are 3 ways:

1 and 2: Use argumentCollection or attributeCollection
3: Use cfinvokeargument

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Jon(Xnext) — 2002-08-28T17:22:00

Another nice feature for the next SP is perhaps to allow dynamic params for , i.e:

method="method"
#dynamicParameter#="#whatever">

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rbils@amkor.com — 2002-07-03T18:17:00

The argumentCollection attribute should actually be attributeCollection.