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Default noob question - 02-12-2007 , 12:36 PM






Hi all,

I've worked with asp.net for a few months now, but haven't yet had to
use web services and/or SOAP etc.

I now need to create a 'SOAP client' to connect to a remote server and
send an array of data.

I've been given the following php code example:

$SOAPclient = new soapclient('http://www.mysite.com/ad_server.php');


I've done some quick reading and have found that 'Web Services' is what
I should be using in this scenario on an asp.net version of the code.

Can anyone direct me to a page with info on how I can replicate the
above call in asp.net?

Cheers,
Pete
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Scott M.
 
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Default Re: noob question - 02-12-2007 , 05:00 PM






You can certainly look on MSDN under "creating a web service consumer".


"Stimp" <ren (AT) spumco (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hi all,

I've worked with asp.net for a few months now, but haven't yet had to
use web services and/or SOAP etc.

I now need to create a 'SOAP client' to connect to a remote server and
send an array of data.

I've been given the following php code example:

$SOAPclient = new soapclient('http://www.mysite.com/ad_server.php');


I've done some quick reading and have found that 'Web Services' is what
I should be using in this scenario on an asp.net version of the code.

Can anyone direct me to a page with info on how I can replicate the
above call in asp.net?

Cheers,
Pete
--

fiddlewidawiddum



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