> Person is trying to access server (via SRW) from Cold Fusion . . .
> 
> "which has support for accessing Web Services through a tag 
> called CFINVOKE.  The tag takes as an attribute the URL 
> pointing to the WSDL file for the service, the  name of the 
> method to invoke, and any parameters to  pass to this method. 
>  For some other  Web services I've used, the WSDL file is 
> generated dynamically by the host that also accepts the 
> remote method call.  That's not the case here, and so I'm 
> having trouble getting things working.  Here's an example for Google.
> 
> <cfinvoke
>     webservice="http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl"
>     method="doGoogleSearch"
>     returnvariable="aGoogleSearchResult">
>     <cfinvokeargument name="q" value="water"/>
>     <cfinvokeargument name="ie" value="UTF-8"/>
>     <cfinvokeargument name="oe" value="UTF-8"/> </cfinvoke>
> 
> I'm not exactly sure what a corresponding tag should look 
> like for SRW, but have tried this and it failed:
> 
> <cfinvoke
> 
> webservice="http://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/zing/srw/srw-bindi
> ngs.wsdl"
>     method="searchRetrieveOperation"
>     returnVariable="myrecords">
>     <cfinvokeargument name="version" value="1.1"/>
>     <cfinvokeargument name="query" value="water"/> </cfinvoke>"
> 


Srw-bindings.wsdl doesn't actually include an endpoint for a specific
SRW instance (i.e where to send the SRW request). There should be a file
like the sample at
http://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/zing/srw/srw-sample-service.wsdl for the
specific service. I don't have Cold Fusion to test, but I suspect that
this is the problem.

Matthew

P.S. Apologies for the silence on the wsdl schema corrections, I've been
off ill the last week.