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VB to AU3; Object Variable Help


ShawnJ007
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Hi there,

This is my first time working with COM and SDKs, so I'm learning as I go. I need some help and clarification...

I'm working on converting a sample script for a SDK from VB to Au3. I'm getting an error message when trying to store data received from the SDK in to a variable. Please have a read below and let me know what you think I'm doing wrong.

I really need to understand how VBs "Dim response As Object 'IResponse" initialization statement is reflected in the Au3 language. I've been playing around with another sample, and it stored the data from the SDK in to the response variable without any issue, and I was able to view the data. This sample however, halts and presents the error in the code snip below.

Correct me if I'm wrong; the "triggers" in the COM are called Interfaces right? Under that assumption, "ISessionManager", "ICustomerQuery", "IMsgSetResponse", and "IResponse" are some of the many interfaces listed in the SDK.

...wait a sec is ' similar to ; and used for commenting? lol how do I initialize a new object type variable in au3?

Related parts of the VB Sample Code:

Dim sessionManager As Object 'Q7B.ISessionManager
    Set sessionManager = New Q7BLib.ISessionManager

    Dim requestMsgSet As Object 'IMsgSetRequest
    Set requestMsgSet = sessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("", 6, 0)

    'Add the request to the message set request object.
    Dim customerQuery As Object 'ICustomerQuery
    Set customerQuery = requestMsgSet.AppendCustomerQueryRq
    
    'Set the elements of ICustomerQuery.
    customerQuery.ORCustomerListQuery.CustomerListFilter.MaxReturned.SetValue 1
            
    ' Uncomment the following to see the response XML for debugging
    MsgBox requestMsgSet.ToXMLString, vbOKOnly, "RequestXML"
    
    ' Perform the request
    Dim responseMsgSet As Object 'IMsgSetResponse
    Set responseMsgSet = sessionManager.DoRequests(requestMsgSet)
    
    ' Uncomment the following to see the response XML for debugging
    MsgBox responseMsgSet.ToXMLString, vbOKOnly, "ResponseXML"
    
    ' Interpret the response
    Dim response As Object 'IResponse
    Dim statusCode, statusMessage, statusSeverity
    
    ' The response list contains only one response,
    ' which corresponds to our single request
    Set response = responseMsgSet.ResponseList.GetAt(0)
    statusCode = response.statusCode
    statusMessage = response.statusMessage
    statusSeverity = response.statusSeverity
      
    MsgBox "Status: Code = " & CStr(statusCode) & _
          ", Message = " & statusMessage & _
          ", Severity = " & statusSeverity & vbCrLf

My Au3 Code:

dim $MySessionManager = ObjCreate("Q7BLib.ISessionManager")
If @error Or Not IsObj($MySessionManager) Then
    MsgBox(16, "My First App", "Unable to create COM Session: Session Manager")
    Exit
EndIf
$MyDBResponse = $MySessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("CA", 6, 0)
If @error Then
    MsgBox(16, "My First App", "Unable to Create MsgSetRequest")
    Exit
EndIf
$requestMsgSet = $MySessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("", 6, 0)
$customerQuery = $MyDBResponse.AppendCustomerQueryRq
$customerQuery.ORCustomerListQuery.CustomerListFilter.MaxReturned.SetValue(1)
$responseMsgSet = $MySessionManager.DoRequests($requestMsgSet)
;How can I view the response XML here similar to the VB code?
$response = $responseMsgSet.ResponseList.GetAt(0)
;I want to then view the data in $response.statusCode, $response.statusMessage, and $response.statusSeverity in a msgbox.

AutoIT Console Error:

: ==> Variable must be of type "Object".:
$response = $responseMsgSet.ResponseList.GetAt(0)
$response = $responseMsgSet.ResponseList^ ERROR
>Exit code: 1    Time: 0.509

Thanks Guys

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Ah Ha! I figured it out.

I was able to have all of the data stored in the $response variable by changing:

$response = $responseMsgSet.ResponseList.GetAt(0)

to

$response = $responseMsgSet.ToXMLString()

All of this was outlined deeper in the documentation for the SDK.

Edited by ShawnJ007
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