Question: I'm currently being forced to use the SoapTool kit and interop for my asp.net clients because I have a bad WSDL service endpoint. I really dont' want to be forced to use the tool kit and interop with COM. Is there anyway I can perform the same stream
level SOAP requests and responses without using SOAP tool kit or forcing my clients to rewrite there WSDL? I dont' want to force my clients to create custom machine.config entries for a new SOAPExentsion either... Any help is greatly appreciated... p.s. My
current SOAP toolkit does not work in ASP.NET only with WinForms....permissions issues set asside is there any other reason why this should not work? THANKS!
My WebService experience so far has been limited to consuming ones that I also have created, so I hope my post here isn't totally off base, but... In the example SOAP Extensions that I have done, none required machine.config modifications. I would think that
at a worst case, perhaps you'd have to write your own proxy class instead of "Add Web Reference." Admittedly, my experience in this area is limited, but I'd love to hear more about the issue. I hope this helps. Travis
Ok Travis! Thank you for replying YAHOOOOOOO! Someone is out there :) Ok I tried last night to just create my own proxy class derived from the SOAPHttpClient...it seemed to work but I was getting errors....problem is that I can't debug them. Any good documentation
on creating your own proxy classes? Thanks!
LOL I posted some code on a new thread... It's basicly my poor attempt at creating my own version of a SoapHttpClientProtocol derived class. I my client is using RPC so I have to stick with that.....it's soap encoded because SOAP RPC is well encoded. They are
returning me xml structures and not literals like string....really weird.... Anyhow...I'm struggling with trying to get the Java Axis stuff to work with .NET.... Oh well I will keep on trying :) Thanks Travis :)
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