Here is some sample code that sets up webservices, adds session ID to the SOAP headers, and performs a sample query.

<cfoutput>
<cfset sfdc = createObject("webservice","#sforceURL#") />
 
<!--- Developer Login --->
<cfset result = sfdc.login("me@domain.com","#password#") />
 
<p>session id = #result.getSessionId()#</p>
<p>server URL = #result.getServerURL()#</p>
 
<!--- create a SOAPHeaderElement called SessionHeader in the SforceService
namespace: --->
<cfset authHeader =
createObject("java","org.apache.axis.message.SOAPHeaderElement")
 .init("SforceService", "SessionHeader") />
<!--- add (and populate) a text node called sessionId: --->
<cfset
authHeader.addChildElement("sessionId").addTextNode(result.getSessionId())
/>
<!--- set the entire soap header: --->
<cfset sfdc.setHeader(authHeader) />
<!--- change the endpoint URL to what was returned by the login method: --->
<cfset
sfdc._setProperty("javax.xml.rpc.service.endpoint.address",result.getServerU
RL()) />
<cfset result = sfdc.getUserInfo() />
 
<p>
 User's Organization = <strong>#result.getOrganizationName()#</strong><br>
 User's E-mail: <strong>#result.getUserEmail()#</strong><br>
 User's UserID: <strong>#result.getUserId()#</strong><br>
 User's Full Name: <strong>#result.getUserFullName()#</strong></P>
 
<cfset objects = sfdc.describeGlobal() />
<cfset nTypes = arrayLen(objects.types) />
 
<p>Types that can be queried:<cfloop index="i" from="1" to="#nTypes#">
#objects.types[i]#</cfloop></p>
 
<cfset result = sfdc.query("select FirstName, LastName from Contact") />
<cfset nRecords = arrayLen(result.records) />
<p>Contact records:<cfloop index="i" from="1" to="#nRecords#">     <br
/>#result.records[i].firstName# #result.records[i].lastName#</cfloop></p>
 
</cfoutput>

Message Edited by eyewell on 06-15-2004 03:06 PM