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Default Close Tag Error from HTML source for web service WSDL - 12-11-2007 , 02:30 PM






I have developed web services under .net framework 1.1, myWebServ.asmx with
methods, getInfo() and getInfo(int).

Those are working fine for the clients created by .NET Visual Studio.
However, when I used Eclipse to develop Java client to consume the service, I
got error massage: the element type "br" must be terminated by the matching
end-tag "</br>".

I use webbrowser to check the myWebServ.asmx, and found the web method
attributes such as [WebMethod(Description="Given...")] are quoted as
"<br>Given... " without closed tag <\br>.

The web service in design in .net visual studio does not have the HTML or
XML tab for the file. Therefore, I do not know where i should go to make a
change such that the WSDL file is well-defined.

Please give me help

Thanks

David

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Martin Honnen
 
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Default Re: Close Tag Error from HTML source for web service WSDL - 12-12-2007 , 06:01 AM






david wrote:
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I have developed web services under .net framework 1.1, myWebServ.asmx with
methods, getInfo() and getInfo(int).

Those are working fine for the clients created by .NET Visual Studio.
However, when I used Eclipse to develop Java client to consume the service, I
got error massage: the element type "br" must be terminated by the matching
end-tag "</br>".

I use webbrowser to check the myWebServ.asmx, and found the web method
attributes such as [WebMethod(Description="Given...")] are quoted as
"<br>Given... " without closed tag <\br>.

The web service in design in .net visual studio does not have the HTML or
XML tab for the file. Therefore, I do not know where i should go to make a
change such that the WSDL file is well-defined.
Are you sure the problem is with the WSDL file? If you load
myWebServ.asmx then you are not loading the WSDL but rather a HTML
document describing the web service informally.


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