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Using Web Service Tool Kit 2.0 for VBA

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tyris

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Nov 2, 2000
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hi,
i've been developping a big middleware for the past 10 months. This includes an API, served through .net webservices and .net remoting. I use a lot of complex types that include vectors of other user defnied types etc...

I made many java client for the webservice part, and many remoting client too. All works fine.
Now i'd like to access to the webservices thanks to Office Web Service toolkit too.
I made some tests, it seems to be quite easy to use.
I just have one question/issue.
I have noticed that .net type "ArrayList" (a kind of Vector in fact) gives an error on the Office XP side. A simple "Array" wont, but an "ArrayList" will.

I refuse to re-code all my middleware only because of Office limitations (it's almost one year of work done).
As i'm not an expert in VBA ("only" in .NET, java,xml and SOAP ;-)))... I may need help of people that are used to deal with VBA and that know a bit about web services.
So MY QUESTION :
Is there a way to deal with this issue, i mean to retreive the variables without an error and so to make my web service client work ? To make maybe a code that will transform the ArrayList into a correct VBA type ? An easy and short way to change a little someting on the server side ???



ps : sorry for my coarse english
pps : it's hard to define if it's a VBA question, or a webservice toolkit question, or an office question so please be indulgent :) Best regards,
Elise, XML girl X-)
 
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