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dotnet distributed apps : SOAP project

Wessel Troost
7/17/2005 12:00:00 AM

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Try to add a "web reference". If that works, the rest of the client is a
breeze.

Greetings,

Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]
7/17/2005 7:30:14 PM

Find out if the Server produces an industry standard "WSDL" contract xml
document. If it does, your job is much easier - you can create a SOAP proxy
class from the WSDL directly. Otherwise,
you will need to create classes based on the SOAP Schema, and submit them to
the server as standard SOAP messages.
Peter

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MR
7/17/2005 10:27:22 PM

i need to develop a SOAP client, Since I have never personally done one I
would like to make sure that I am going about it correctly.
The client is a Windows (probably 2k3) application that communicates over
HTTPS SOAP. The remote server is Unix based and implements Axis, which I
know nothing about

What are the steps I need to create this client? I will be developing in C#
and I have the XML schema of the SOAP messages.
How do I get started?
thanks for your help
m

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