How to add attributes to an XML node. #75
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Hi, |
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Thank you for your response; |
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with this new version you can create sub-attributes, important: the sub-item is a dictionary with two keys named "value" and "attributes", where attribute is a dictionary. In future versions we will see how to simplify this process. NSDictionary @attr = @{@"Id": @"msgfolderroot"};
NSDictionary *value = @{@"value": @"", @"attributes": attr};
NSDictionary *child = @{@"t:DistinguishedFolderId": value};
[soap setValue:child forKey:@"ParentFolderId"]; |
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@priore Thank you for making this possible! I will test this today ASAP to see if it works properly for my use cases. Have a nice day! |
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@priore Tested and for the above request its working, but now I don't manage to send a soap action with attributes: I cannot build this action. Thanks for your support and patience! |
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This is another enhancement to be added :) thanks |
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@priore Ok, no problem, thanks a lot, I just want to manage to use your library in my code and EWS has complex soap stuff. |
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added a method named |
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@priore Thanks again! for support! |
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@priore Hi, now i will test the new features that you integrated, I will come back if there is need for more support. |
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@IuliuMoga, that is what we are here to do ;) You can find an example on the main page, look for the word "Attributes". |
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@priore for example: Get this response: |
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try to set |
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@priore
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Thanks. |
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you can use the soap.envelope = @"xmlns:t=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types\""; |
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for multiple requests, you need to create multiple instances, note: the iOS has a limit of multiple http requests, search on google for this. |
I try to insert multiple <t:Mailbox> nodes and with NSArray its not working and with NSDictionary won;t let me to insert same key multiple times. |
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for this complex cases, we recommend build data models, like below: @interface MainObject : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *SavedItemFolderId;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *Items;
- (void)setDistinguisedFolderId:(NSString*)value
attributes:(NSDictionary*)attr;
@end
@implementation MainObject
- (void)setDistinguisedFolderId:(NSString*)value
attributes:(NSDictionary*)attr
{
NSDictionary *distinguished = @{@"value" : value ?: @"", @"attributes": attr ?: @{}};
self.SavedItemFolderId = @{@"t:DistinguishedFolderId": distinguished};
}
@end
@interface t_Message : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *ItemClass;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *Subject;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *Body;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableArray *ToRecipients;
- (void)setBodyValue:(NSString*)value
attributes:(NSDictionary*)attr;
- (void)addEmailAddress:(NSString*)email;
@end
@implementation t_Message
- (void)setBodyValue:(NSString*)value
attributes:(NSDictionary*)attr
{
self.Body = @{@"value": value ?: @"", @"attributes": attr ?: @{}};
}
- (void)addEmailAddress:(NSString*)email
{
if (self.ToRecipients == nil)
self.ToRecipients = [NSMutableArray array];
NSDictionary *emailaddr = @{@"t:EmailAddress": email ?: @""};
NSDictionary *mailbox = @{@"t:Mailbox": emailaddr};
[self.ToRecipients addObject:mailbox];
}
@endand use it in this way: soap.defaultTagName = nil; // important!
soap.envelope = @"xmlns:t=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types\"";
soap.prefixObjectName = @"t_";
soap.replacePrefixObjectName = @"t:";
t_Message *msg = [t_Message new];
msg.ItemClass = @"IPM.Note";
msg.Subject = @"Project Action";
[msg setBodyValue:@"Property - Update"
attributes:@{@"BodyText": @"Text"}];
[msg addEmailAddress:@"one@email.com"];
[msg addEmailAddress:@"two@email.com"];
MainObject *main = [MainObject new];
main.Items = @[msg, msg];
[main setDistinguisedFolderId:nil attributes:@{@"Id": @"drafts"}];
[soap setValue:main];if it was necessary to specify the namespace (t:) in other tags we need to make new changes, let us know. |
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@priore Ok, Thanks, and with this i think that everything is clear! |
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@priore it Seems that we need to add for subject t:Subject and for body t:Body, i've prefixed their name with t_Subject and t_Body but they are listed in xml as t_Subject and t_Body, I think that some implementation must be added to support this complex types. |
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Solved more simple: it Seems that we need to add for subject t:Subject and for body t:Body, i've prefixed their name with t_Subject and t_Body but they are listed in xml as t_Subject and t_Body, I think that some implementation must be added to support this complex types." I think i've solved it more simple: |
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yes, we found this problem, it is a bug, we fix it soon. |
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@priore Hi, license purchased, what i need now is the possibility to add nodes for SOAP header from a Dictionary, I need to achieve this XML: Thanks. |
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you can set the property named Please, open a new issue for this new question, so that we can mark and manage it as "enhancement", and close current issue if the issue was solved, thanks. |
Hey, I want to start by saying "good library".
The authentication part works well, my actual problem is that I don't manage to build an XML for exchange web services, and I would love to buy license to use this library in my project.
Basicaly i try to achieve is this xml:
My question is how to combine soap setValue functions to achieve an xml node like this:
I keep trying to use all combinations but still Im not being able to build that xml for the envelope body and due this problem the server answers me back with a schema validation fail.
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