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[sattrack]

Apologies in advance for my bad English.
I installed a test version 4.04.
I set the option from the Server Manager SOAP and started the application. The execution of http://localhost:8890/TrackStudio/servi ... sword=root, as reported in the online documentation does not work ...
It is compatible devpack 3.5 with the version 4.04? What else should take
account?
Best regards.

[Petr]

In version TrackStudio 4 use this soa http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E178 ... index.html
The devpack 3.5 don't compatible with 4.
In version 4 SOAP locate http//localhost:8080/TrackStudio/servers
In out-of-box TrackStudio 4 have docs API for work with TrackStudio SOAP.

Have you specific questions?

[sattrack]

Thanks for your quick response.
For the moment, without any additional specific questions.
Anyway, it is possible to have some examples to see the Feature Reference for the new mode of access through web service.
I would appreciate your help to identify potential TrackStudio tool through web service.

In version TrackStudio 4 use this soa http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E178 ... index.html
The devpack 3.5 don't compatible with 4.
In version 4 SOAP locate http//localhost:8080/TrackStudio/servers
In out-of-box TrackStudio 4 have docs API for work with TrackStudio SOAP.

Have you specific questions?

[sattrack]

Estimates
Specifically, I need your help with a specific example of how to use a command http://localhost:8890/TrackStudio/servi ... sword=root (as detailed in the manual with version 3.5 + devpack) but now on version 4.04.
Thus, I will be able to assess whether the tool can provide the functionality necessary for the project I'm doing.
I would appreciate very much your cooperation.

[Petr]

What language do you use for their project?
If Java, so you need download CSV Import Tools and get library ts_soapclient.jar.
Following code doing autorization on the server TrackStudio

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package client;

import com.trackstudio.soap.service.user.User;
import com.trackstudio.soap.service.user.UserService;

import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import java.net.URL;

public class Client {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        String url = "http://localhost:8080/services/";
        UserService service = new UserService(new URL(url + User.class.getSimpleName() + "?wsdl"), new QName("http://user.service.soap.trackstudio.com/", "UserService"));
        User user = service.getUserPort();
        user.authenticate("root", "root");
        System.out.println("Autorization successfully!");
    }
}


compile : javac -cp ts-soapclient.jar client/Client.java
run : java -cp ts-soapclient.jar client.Client

[sattrack]

Again with another question ... It is very important to me
know the extent of this feature, crucial for purchase
tool.
In relation to the example provided:
- I could create the file "Client.java" the informed source, inside the
folder "client" within the folder where it is hosted ts-
soapcliet.jar.
But ... As a result of running the javac command got the following error "C:\Archivos de programa\Java\jdk1.6.0_21\bin\jav
ac" -cp ts-soapclient.jar client/Client.java", "client\Client.java:8: cannot find symbol
symbol : class UserService
location: class Client
UserService service = new UserService(new URL(url + "User?wsdl"), new QN
ame("http://user.service.soap.trackstudio.com/", "UserService"));
^
client\Client.java:8: cannot find symbol
symbol : class UserService
location: class Client
UserService service = new UserService(new URL(url + "User?wsdl"), new QN
ame("http://user.service.soap.trackstudio.com/", "UserService"));
^
client\Client.java:9: cannot find symbol
symbol : class User
location: class Client
User user = service.getUserPort();
^
3 errors".
What could be doing wrong, or might be missing?
Sincerely yours.

[Petr]

You need have directory structure how this:

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./src
./src/ts-soapclient.jar
./src/client
./src/client/Client.java


and run commands for compiling and start java class in directory ./src

[sattrack]

There is the possibility of using TS4 version with http calls through the webservice TS localhost installed without using "http://xxx.service.soap.trackstudio.com/?

[Petr]

I can't understand what you mean. Please can shop example what do you want do.

[sattrack]

With version 3.5 I could run from http to a method of User "http://localhost:8888/TrackStudio/services/User?methtod=authenticate&login=root&password=root", and the result is the
browser. With version 4 this it behaves differently, returns only info on the location and format of the webservice, but not the result of the method executed.