' Dim file1 As FileInfo = New FileInfo(".\\access.log")
' Dim requestSerializer As New Serialization.XmlSerializer(GetType(ProcessShipmentRequest)) The request will be logged in 'access.log' file under bin folder ' Uncomment this piece of code to log the web service request. ' Set this to true to process a COD shipment and print a COD return Labelĭim request As ProcessShipmentRequest = CreateShipmentRequest(isCodShipment) ' Tested with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition ' Sample code to call the FedEx Express Domestic Ship Service Imports ShipWebServiceClient.ShipServiceWebReference I hope you can tell me how I can connect this to a button click handler. I totally agree with you Siva but I don't even see a "Show All" in the solution Explorer. Has anyone done anything with the FedEx API and can help me with their App. Up to the FedEx Web Service URL and returns a Packing Slip PDF file with all the wonderful company information wrapped with the Tracking Number and bar codes gallore. The result from the button click is that the xml project it fires
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Have no idea how to connect the two so that the Company information from my WEB FORM project connects to the FedEx XML Project (Web Service) based on a button click from the web form. For example, the Ship Service WSDL has a simpleType definition for ServiceType with the following options: You can see all what is available for a specific definition by browsing a service’s WSDL. I can import the xml project to my web form project but Since this module is a suds wrapper, you can browse each service’s WSDL in fedex/wsdls and add any required objects to your request. The other piece of the project is a Web Form I made in Visual Studio 2013. Not sure if it was coded in C# but it was built as an XML project. The FEDEX API works fine as I open the project in ASP.NetĪnd build. For the first time I need to build an app that will connect a web form I create and stitch it to a FEDEX API that will allow the User to Request FEDEX to give them an Return Shipping Label.
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