[Ves] Accessing a SOAP web service on iOS

[Pat Marion]

Hi Dan,

The KiwiViewer xcode project file recursively adds all VTK directories to
the header search path.  You could modify the xcode project file so that it
only adds the required directories and avoids
vtkmodular/Utilities/vtklibxml2.  As an temporary workaround, maybe try
moving the vtkmodular/Utilities/vtklibxml2 out of the way so that xcode
doesn't add it in the recursive search, and see if you can get things to
compile.

Pat



On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 11:05 AM, Belsey, Daniel (UK) <
Daniel.Belsey at baesystems.com> wrote:

>  Hi again,****
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> Thanks for the help earlier – unfortunately I’ve run into another problem
> I don’t fully understand!****
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> Having got the message box appearing correctly, I’ve now been asked to
> call a simple method from a web service; it’s written in .NET, and the wsdl
> is converted to object-C source code using a tool called Sudzc (
> http://sudzc.com/ ). Sudzc works fine with a simple, blank test program,
> but when following the tutorial to merge it into the Kiwiviewer xcode
> project, the problems begin.****
>
> ** **
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> I believe – though I’m honestly not sure – that the problem is because the
> generated source, which calls a library called TouchXML, uses libxml2; as
> does VTK. When the Sudzc tutorial says “the code should now compile”,
> instead I get >150 errors all along the lines of****
>
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> Lexical or Preprocessor Issue
> Invalid token at start of a preprocessor expression****
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> Pointing at the line****
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> #include "xmlversion.h"****
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> In a file****
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> …/vtkmodular/Utilities/vtklibxml2/include/libxml/tree.h****
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> I’m guessing that this tree.h shouldn’t be being called, as it’s a
> different version of libxml2 to what TouchXML (presumably) uses. If this
> seems likely, are there any workarounds for this? I’m completely new to
> xcode, and although it includes /usr/include/libxml2 it doesn’t seem to be
> using only files from there if it’s reaching the tree.h above. Or, if this
> isn’t likely to be the case, could you offer any advice to fix this?****
>
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> Alternatively – and I suspect this is the more likely route of action –
> are there other methods of ‘consuming’ a SOAP server that are known to be
> compatible with VES/VTK? Again, this isn’t an area of expertise, and no-one
> in the building seems to know much about it either, so I apologise if this
> is obvious! I’ve seen mention of things like wsdl2objc, but it looks as if
> there’ve been more problems than successes with it.****
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> Thanks in advance (again!)****
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> Dan****
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