Re: SOAP project
- From: "Wessel Troost" <nothing@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 09:52:31 +0200
message) is ok. BTW, how are you generating the SOAP message now ? Since you've mentioend that you've got the XmlSchema of the classes and message format of the webservice, I think you can consider using the .NET xsd.exe tool to create the dot.net serializable classes which maps to the SOAP messages. Thus, it'll much ease the message building work and make it
When possible we use the web reference (wsdl.exe) which is the simple way.
When there's no WSDL, we're generating the message by using a template and filling in the variables. Thanks for the pointer to xsd.exe, I'll try that next time!
There's even a web service written in Java that does publish WSDL, but does not interact nicely with .NET. One of the functions returns an array that .NET cannot read. For that service we use the template-filling method too.
Greetings, Wessel .
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