Comments for Shakespeare on the Web

Shakespeare on the Web

2004-02-21T18:02:35-08:00

I take it this does not apply to D6 Professional version? I don't own Enterprise version so those icons DON'T LOOK FAMILIAR!

re: Shakespeare on the Web - problem creating wsdl file

2002-04-12T08:02:46-07:00

further to my question, i continued with the tutorial, and pointed the Web Services Importer tohttp://127.0.0.1/myvirtualdir/ShakespeareWS.exe/WSDL/IShakespeareand it worked like a dream, so i am still curious as to why i couldnt view the wsdl file as you described, but apart from that it works.cheers again for an interesting article.

Shakespeare on the Web - problem creating wsdl file

2002-04-12T07:43:05-07:00

hi,i am having a problem viewing the wsdl file, i have followed the tutorial, created my server, put it in a virtual directory, and then tried to navigate to http://127.0.0.1/myvirtualdir/ShakespeareWS.exe/WSDLi get offered the open/ download dialog, however the file is always 0 bytes in size.thinking it might be something i did, i downloaded the source code from your website, but i get the same result. i am using delphi 6 with service pack 2.any help gratefully received.cheers for an interesting article.david

Shakespeare on the Web

2001-10-20T10:29:19-07:00

Good Job, Nick. I am agree with your comment and absolutely right "The folks using MS's SOAP toolkit are going to wet their pants when they see how easy this all is.". Borland 6 is so AWESOME.

Shakespeare on the Web

2001-09-28T02:28:32-07:00

Nick, thanks for such a great article!However, when I try to run the client I get a msg stating 'No class registered to implement interface ShakesIntf.IShakespeare for soap action /soap/IShakespeare'I'm running locally on a Win NT4.0 SP6, IIS4, system. The interactive call to ../wsdl/IShakespeare shows the WDSL definition on the browser, so that part of the service seems to be OK.Is there a missing step in you article?Thanks a lot.

re: Shakespeare on the Web

2001-08-12T17:06:23-07:00

>>Is there any other way to be able to use this article with D6 Professional?<

re: Shakespeare on the Web

2001-06-19T04:30:14-07:00

This seems like a really cool and informative article. I love examples. There's not enough of them. Alas! My D6 Professional edition doesn't have the Websnap or Webservices tab in the New dialog. I wish the individual programmer didn't have to pay so much for Web functionality. There's no way I can afford it to play around and see how it works. It seems there must be a better way to license the code when it is used for production.Is there any other way to be able to use this article with D6 Professional?Thanks.

Shakespeare on the Web

2001-06-16T23:09:22-07:00

I have registered my D6 wheere can I get these extra Goodies dowloads?

Shakespeare on the Web

2001-06-14T03:41:18-07:00

Where is the Borland advertising campaign based upon Delphi 6?Headlines such as "Why wait for .NET?" seem to be the order of the day.