Tony,
 
in MS-world all you need for a client is the MS-SOAP-Toolkit, which is already available.
 
MS.NET really makes development & deployment of WS (serverside) easy, because of the built in directives ie in C#
and the support in the ASP.NET (ASP+, ASPX). The same basically rules for VB.NET and other languages.
 
We did some Web Service Client implementation with the MS-Soap toolkit and came across a the problems with
SOAP-interoperability for complex types and the point, that you need to implement some stuff using a low-level API,
which means, the automatic COM Object generation from the WSDL does not work.
 
Biz Talk is not yet related, because it does not support SOAP/Web Service endpoints for now. But what I know from Microsoft-near folks is that it will be in the near future release (Biz Talk 2002 ???)
 
Kind regards,
Christoph C. Cemper
 
----- Original Message -----
From: Tony Simon
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 9:29 AM
Subject: SOAP WSDL

Hi,
   Does anyone have an idea of WSDL & BIZ TAlk server?In MS.NET  is the SOAP SDK built-in.Do U need BizTalk to develop webservices in the .net platform.
 
regards
Tony
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