December 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
21h 40m
English
Whether you are creating a Web Application or a Windows Forms application, you will need to provide some method by which your code accesses a web service. Thankfully, with .NET, you don't have to write your own SOAP headers and send your own manually created HTTP messages. The .NET Framework enables you to communicate with a web service via a proxy class that is generated on your behalf. You can generate this code proxy in one of two ways: via Web References in Visual Studio .NET or via a command-line tool called WSDL.EXE. This next section will show you how to create this proxy class using both methods.
The easier of the two methods of creating a proxy for a web service is to use ...
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