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    Hi!
    I am trying to use eSignal active X development in a Webservice (ASP/C#). The problem is that when I'm trying to make an instance of the eSignal object any webmethods (even "Hello World") I make fails with the error "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error".
    But If I Comment away:
    "private IESignal.HooksClass esignal;"(in class)
    "esignal = new IESignal.HooksClass();"(in constructor)

    I can access the WebMethods. Anyone knows what I'm doing wrong. 'Cus I'm lost

    Edit:
    And I'm using the IESignal namespace and I have added the reference.
    Last edited by balk; 03-08-2004, 02:56 AM.
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  • #2
    I also wonder if the Desktop API is the one i should use if I'm going to use eSignal throu an webservice. I have also heard that there is an Control API. Perhaps that one is better for me!?
    Last edited by balk; 03-08-2004, 08:17 AM.
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    • #3
      Hi Balk,

      I have never played with Webservices (yet), so I'm affraid I can't be of much help there. BTW, I assume the web server that is serving the service is the same computer that has installed and is running the main eSignal client app?

      As for the Control API, it is more powerful, but all documentation, etc. is obtained under NDA so you will need to contact TurboFeed support at [email protected] for more info.

      Cheers... George

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      • #4
        Sure! it's on the same machine.

        Anyone ever tried a WebService using eSignal!? Is it even possible?






        Thanks anyways GenSpoo!
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        • #5
          I am not aware of anyone creating a web service with the control. I am not sure of your intent, but please be aware of the terms and conditions you agreed to:

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