Troubleshooting: Web Service Call error
Problem: My web service call gets a 500 error when trying to run Problem: I’m receiving the following error: “Error using http connection Connection refused: connect” 500 error ...
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November, 2017
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October, 2017
eFORMz API .NET Web Service Call
eFORMz can be called as a web service. We loosely refer to eFORMz calling itself as the eFORMz API (Application Programming Interface). For a more detailed description, consult the following ...
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September, 2017
Printing Shipping Labels from a Web Service
A growing number of shippers let you send SOAP or other types of web service requests to create a shipment. The response from a request can, if the shipper supports it, include the shipping ...
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September, 2017
eFORMz API/Endpoints (Called as a Web Service)
Please refer to the following post for more details: eFORMz API Management (Developer Resources) Calling a Web Service vs. Calling eFORMz as a Web Service The majority of times web services are ...
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January, 2016
Configure SSL to Trust NetSuite
For the Netsuite integration to work safely and securely, configuring SSL to trust NetSuite is required. Instructions 1. In the eFORMz_6 folder, open SSLConfigureApp.exe and sign in. The default ...
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July, 2015
Web Services Sample Weather Project
The weather project is a web services sample project that submits latitude and longitude coordinates to weather.gov. The remote site returns XML data that eFORMz formats and displays as a graph ...
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October, 2014
Post Data to eFORMz via a Web Service Call
Beginning with Version 10, eFORMz can call a web service to post data to a queue. The following sample URL shows how to form the request: ...
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September, 2014
GET Request (Reference)
Options for a GET Request Include: Request Verb The web request uses an HTTP element called a “verb”. The valid verbs for web services are either GET or POST. URL The web service will be located ...
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September, 2014
POST Request (Reference)
Options for a POST Request Include: Request Verb The web request uses an HTTP element called a “verb”. The valid verbs for web services are either GET or POST. URL The web service will be located ...