Hi!
I need to add MSXML6.DLL in GAC. It does not have assembly manifest. Even if I create a strong key, I cannot associate it with the dll without a source module. Would you help me on this please
Gulden
Hi!
I need to add MSXML6.DLL in GAC. It does not have assembly manifest. Even if I create a strong key, I cannot associate it with the dll without a source module. Would you help me on this please
Gulden
How do you add MSXML6.DLL in GAC?
_mirko
Vendor Web services is a document based web service. Their very poor documentation and VB6 demo program were using the toolkits. Since I don't have much experience working with the xml web requests, I wanted to simulate the same environment in my Script Task. But it was ultimately unsuccessful. MSSOAP30 is giving me "Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {0AF40C52-9257-11D5-87EA-00B0D0BE6479} failed due to the following error: 80040154." error after I imported it using the type library.
With your warnings and suggestions I've decided to write another call to the web service using XmlDocument and XmlNode.
Thanks,
Gulden
FLx
Is there some reason that the XML and Web Service classes in the .Net framework are not suitable They can be called from the Script Task and Script Component quite easily.
Donald
JonathanV
Could you describe why do you need this Does anything in SSIS makes you use MSXML6 from managed code
Regards,
Michael.
RamaGudimetla
I am trying to send an xml request to a web server expecting to get an xml reply which contains data.
To do this I wanted to serialize the xml file, bypass my proxy, define a soapconnector, change the xml file to a string and send it.
I went through all libraries but couldn't find any method that would provide me the same functionality as MSXML6.DLL and MSSOAP30.DLL.
P Liedman
Rick Murtagh
Here is the answer I received for another post and it worked perfrctly.
Try using the Type Library Importer to generate your own wrapper class that you then sign and install into the GAC.
You can find an article on MSDN on how to do that here and a brief article elsewhere about how this works and where it can be useful.
Winston