Hi Gimmy,

I've done a full build of the workspace and then like you said clicked the run option.

For me it seems to work, at least I'm not getting the errors you get.

See the 2 attached images.

here's the other one, after having clicked on the Invoke button:

Hi, 

I seem to remember that with the STD you should code everything in some Post constructor event not in the normal constructor (but I'm sure Chris will help you out on this one).

HIH

Ty Miguel

i Try to move the code in uo_interface.oe_post_costructor but the problem is alive.

The message is:

System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Riferimento a un oggetto non impostato su un'istanza di oggetto. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Riferimento a un oggetto non impostato su un'istanza di oggetto.
   in c__nc_progenamws_interface.of_test3() in c:\Ateikonsrl.Git\Hamuul\pb2cstempout\progenamws\nc_progenamws_interface.of_test3(I):riga 4
   in cns_progenamws.PBWS__nc_progenamws_interface.of_test3() in c:\Ateikonsrl.Git\Hamuul\pb2cstempout\progenamws\progenamws.asmx.cs:riga 98
   --- Fine della traccia dello stack dell'eccezione interna ---
   in Sybase.PowerBuilder.Web.WebServices.PBWebService.HandleException(Exception ex)
   in cns_progenamws.PBWS__nc_progenamws_interface.of_test3() in c:\Ateikonsrl.Git\Hamuul\pb2cstempout\progenamws\progenamws.asmx.cs:riga 108

Hi,

When I deploy p_progenamws_iis (or the ms):

I get 2 unsupported features messages

one on "Class" of runtimeError

one on "Line" of runtimeError

Not sure if that happens to you, I'm using pb2017r3

Then, how do you call the webservice? Soap? Http object?

Hi Chris,

I didn't realise there's a visual object involved. I don't see any in the attached RAR file, but maybe that's what's the question about.

regards,

Miguel

Hi Miguel;

  The two unsupported features messages: 

 ---------- Unsupported features:    (3:56:51 PM)
c:\dev\pb2017\orderentry\std_fc_ws_base.pbl(ns_runtime_error_master).   Property "class" of runtimeerror is not supported.
c:\dev\pb2017\orderentry\std_fc_ws_base.pbl(ns_runtime_error_master).   Property "line" of runtimeerror is not supported.
 ---------- Finished    (3:56:51 PM)

 The framework supports the use of the RunTimeError object class in your Web Services but PB is just warning you that its .Net implementation does support using those two particular properties. All the other properties and methods are supported by PB.net. The framework does not use these two properties but as soon as any application references this object class, those two warnings appear regardless.  :-(

  aka: Not my fault - LOL!

HTH

Regards ... Chris

Hi Gimmy;

   Please check the WebService.Log file. It should be located in the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\progenamws_root\file\session\__webservice__\c" local IIS folder. My test with your code errors the same way but, the frameworks log points out the issue in the INI setting versus the actual PB.Net run-time, as follows:

----------------------------------------------------------

***** STD Foundation Classes - Web Service Logging Started ******
STD Foundation Classes version 2018.1.0.68 was released on 2018-06-12 and is optimized for the WebService environment.
Logging was started based on instantiating interface object class - name: nc_progenamws_controller
2019/05/07 16:18:47 - ** The PowerBuilder 'run time' version found was not the one expected! **
2019/05/07 16:18:47 - PowerBuilder version found ...... 17.2.0.1880
2019/05/07 16:18:47 - PowerBuilder version expected ... 17.0.0.1769
2019/05/07 16:18:47 - Processing aborted for object ... nc_progenamws_controller

----------------------------------------------------------

HTH

Regards ... Chris

Hi Gimmy, Just want to make sure you are aware that those PB.NET Web services are obsolete.  It has been replaced with a 100% new implementation for .NET Core that follows open standards, designed to perform and scale, and is cross-OS.  This is available in PB 2019, which is scheduled to release on May 31, 2019.  I don't recommend using obsolete features for any new development that you do.

Another question.

When I'm developing, I have to deploy WS project many times.
Do I have to restart IIS with each publication?

ty

GMY

No, you can leave IIS running if its only code updates. If you change the technical structure of the WS - then I would recycle the WS just to make sure (ie changing application pools).