We have built a webservice for a client that uses AutoCAD. They have a macro that runs in AutoCAD that builds a SOAP request. But they have not figured out how to actually send() the soap request to us.
So the XML is all proper and ready to go, they just need to send it.
Anybody out there familiar enough with AutoLISP to know how to send a SOAP request?
Do they have to use an external COM component or does AutoLISP have native SOAP objects/methods?
To my knowledge AutoLISP does not have any native SOAP stuff. It does however have a fairly complete COM interface. You should be able to connect to any COM module that does whatever SOAP methods that you need.
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