Got the Groove/Radio Interop going, but it wasn't that easy. Lyrical as I am about Radio's scripting capabilities, i'm sad to say that Radio's builtin SOAP-client, can't send any SOAP-headers. This means one cannot use Radio's SOAP-client to connect to Groove. So... then I tried sending my SOAP using Radio's tcp.httpClient. Only to find out that Radio's webserver is a HTTP/1.0 server and Groove: yes you guessed right: HTTP/1.1. Won't work either! Grrrr! Luckily Radio has a function rpc.openstream() and....YES!!! That works!Bit of disadvantage is that one has to create the HTTP-header and SOAP-message by hand.

So... Dave: HTTP/1.1 + SOAP-headers? Please? ;-)