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@andrewmcgivery Hi! I am using this solution and it is working pretty fine.
I only have an issue and it is retrieving what the web service ends up sending as a response. Although I can see on fiddler packet trace that I have recieved one, if I try to operate that response I end up getting an empty object.
$scope.cargarSolicitud=function(){$scope.solicitudAEnviar.cuit_cuil=angular.copy($scope.riskData.cuit);$scope.solicitudAEnviar.planActual=angular.copy($scope.comboData.planAnterior.id);$scope.solicitudAEnviar.planSolicitado=angular.copy($scope.comboData.planSolicitado.id);}$scope.call=function(){webService.ConsultarRiesgo($scope.solicitudAEnviar).then(function(result){$window.alert("The user: "+result.riesgo.cuit_cuil+" received the following response: "+result.riesgo.mensajeCentral);});};
In the end, no window gets opened, and, in fact, if I do this:
@andrewmcgivery Hi! I am using this solution and it is working pretty fine.
I only have an issue and it is retrieving what the web service ends up sending as a response. Although I can see on fiddler packet trace that I have recieved one, if I try to operate that response I end up getting an empty object.
Here is the response I get from the service:
And this is how I use the factory method:
In the end, no window gets opened, and, in fact, if I do this:
The final object is "{}". It looks like I get an object without any contents. Is there any mistake on how I am using it?
Thanks in advance!
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