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Is this possible? Skip to content Excel is a powerful and most popular tool for data analysis! Make requests Requests can be made using open and send methods. Open method syntax is as follows : xmlhttp. Open "GET", myurl, False xmlhttp. Send MsgBox xmlhttp. Get notified when there's a new post by clicking on in bottom left Need some help? Author Recent Posts. Ranjith kumar. A CA- by education, self taught coder by passion, loves to explore new technologies and believes in learn by doing.

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Reply to Ketan. Hi Ketan, do you find anything related to your query? Reply to scott. Reply to Ranjith kumar. But here is a sample of the output. It only pastes the first line. Naveen Upadhyay. Mustapha Muhammad Aliyu. Reply to Mustapha Muhammad Aliyu. Reply to bruno. Reply to Mathieu. Reply to Lito. Reply to Amit. Marcelo Gazzola Ribeiro. Dave Branson. Reply to Dave Branson. Try this — hReq. Send "Any other data to be sent in body". Arun James. Hi Ranjith, Is there any way to get a particular cookie during run time and pass it as a header while sending this request.

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Ranjith, Thank you for your reply. Can you please confirm two things: Is the Convert. Do you have any example of PUT request that I can double check my request with? I was under impression that the API has a bug but tested that with Postman and it worked fine.

Really appreciate your help with this! Share your code Rehan. There should be something wrong with it. Reply to Mike. Hi Mike, You can check the response codes using xmlhttp.

Status xmlhttp. Kevin Stone responded on 27 Jun AM. Stream"; reader : DotNet "'System. StringBuilder ; sb. Append xml ; sb. CreateDefault uriObj ; lgRequest. DefaultCredentials; lgRequest. StreamWriter lgRequest. GetRequestStream , ascii.

ASCII ; stream. Write sb. ToString ; stream. XmlDocument ; document. Load reader ; reader. Close ; str. Romas Leonavicius responded on 7 Aug AM. Improve this answer. Qiniso Qiniso 2, 1 1 gold badge 22 22 silver badges 29 29 bronze badges.

Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. However, I've added a fair amount of client-side JavaScript to the page, and it's that script that makes the calls to the Web service.

Let's look at the first snippet of code from the HTML page. This is the largest piece of code from the page, and I want to go over it in detail so you'll understand what's going on. At the top of this script block, I created two variables: objHttp and objXmlDoc. Immediately after that is the function definition for the getDataFromWS function. This is the function that is responsible for making the client-side call to the Web service.

It takes the following four arguments, two of which are optional:. Let's break the getDataFromWS function into parts and discuss each one. Here's the first snippet:.

Simply browse to the Web service, and click one of the methods to see a SOAP envelope for that method. So far, so good. When all of the data has been received back from the Web service, the readyState property changes to a value of 4. The onreadystatechange property for the XMLHTTP object allows you to set up a callback function that will be called when the readyState property changes.

Once all data has been received, I create an XML data island with the response by using the responseText property. As you likely know, the response from a Web service is in XML format. NET DataSet. The next section of this code block uses a switch statement to call the appropriate function based on the name of the DataSet that is returned from the Web service. I'll go into the code for those functions in detail a bit later. I then have an if statement that tacks on any parameters that are passed as a QueryString value.

In your environment, you may want to add the parameters to the SOAP envelope. Either way will work just fine. I've used the first three arguments for the open method; the method, the URL, and a Boolean value that specifies whether or not the call is asynchronous.



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