I'm trying to connect to a sample wsdl that we have at work and I'm 99% of the way there.
However, I'm getting a C++ compile error and I don't know what it's telling me.
The error is something along the lines of...
Code:
error: no matching function for call to wsaObj::_ns1_helloworld(_ns3_helloworld&, _ns3_helloworldResponse&) note: candidates are: virtual int wsaObj::_ns1_helloworld(_ns3_helloworld*, _ns3_helloworldResponse*)
Now, I know that the & is because I'm passing a reference of the object in but what does the * mean and what is the compiler trying to tell me?
I thought a * was referencing a pointer, while & was dereferencing a pointer?
I don't know much/any C, no C++, and could be wildly wrong...
Oh, you might be right actually
::Goes back to C++ for beginners book::
The most annoying thing is that doing SOAP stuff on the iPhone was ridiculously easy! In fact, there was nothing to it. I created my own XML files and wrote my own web service consumer and BOOM done.
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