Visual C++ Webservice consumer

G

Guest

I have an application that uses webservices with SOAP attachements. In order
to pass data to a webservice it uses the ATLSOAP_BLOB datastructre. This
application works great on my PC where I have Visual Studio .net 2003
installed. However when I deploy the application to a pc that does not have
visual studio, the application throws a fatal exception, when the user tries
to call the webservice.

Is there anything that I should be distributing with my application?

All of the other webservice calls work just fine, only the one's with the
ATLSOAP_BLOB datastructure are failing.
 
T

Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\)

Josh,
I have an application that uses webservices with SOAP attachements. In
order
to pass data to a webservice it uses the ATLSOAP_BLOB datastructre. This
application works great on my PC where I have Visual Studio .net 2003
installed. However when I deploy the application to a pc that does not
have
visual studio, the application throws a fatal exception, when the user
tries
to call the webservice.

Is there anything that I should be distributing with my application?

Maybe the problematic machine has an incorrect version of MSXML3? (I'd look
for the latest MSXML3 service pack just in case).

Also, you can use depends.exe to see if there are any other missing
dependencies, though I suspect that's not it.
 
J

jangolan

I downloaded the update to MSXML3 and it still didn't work. It is kind
of weird, because one of the users said that it worked on her machine
today without me doing anything. It seems like it is an intermittent
problem.
Hmmm..
 
J

jangolan

I downloaded the update to MSXML3 and it still didn't work. It is kind
of weird, because one of the users said that it worked on her machine
today without me doing anything. It seems like it is an intermittent
problem.
Hmmm..
 

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