I did succesufully use .Net
Beta 2 with SOAP2.2 on an OS/390 V2.10. You must be very careful with the
WSDL you use. If it is not corrrect, the "Add Web Reference..." option of
VStudio may not function properly. I've used IBM's WSTK2.4 and GLUE, and both
run ok.
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Hi,
I did succesfully connect between a .Net client and
a webservice deployed in Tomcat built using Apache SOAP2.2.If i know what
exactly were the problems you are having maybe i can help you.
regards
praveen
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all i know is that your configuration
is possible, a department in my company made it. i know that there
is many things to do : avoid non basic return types, modify a bit the wdsl
because .net needs and other syntax. but it's doable, so don't let it down
Hello,
regar
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all i know is that your configuration is possible, a department in my company made it. i know that there is many things to do : avoid non basic return types, modify a bit the wdsl because .net needs and other syntax. but it's doable, so don't let it down
"CV@gHF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
I build one webservice using java, Apache SOAP 2.2
After then, I tried to make a .NET client but only to fail.
Is there any one who succeed in this integeration problem?
What should I do to make an webservice client which is written in C#?
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Are
you useing Xerces 1.3.1?
If so,
this module contains a bug. 1.3.0 is ok. I haven't tried the newer versions
yet.
The
deployment ns should be alright..
Hope
it helps.
Henk.
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