yes, read the article "sharing types" on MSDN from July 2002.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnservice/html/
service07162002.asp
That may help.
More generally, the client's WSDL should be architected so that data schema
is independent of the interface. The WSDL should import XSD files that
describe the schema. then you can also have a 2nd WSDL that imports the
same XSD's, as well as other XSDs.
If each XSD is defined with its own namespace, then you will be able to
share the corresponding types across clients, servers, etc.
-D
> I have a problem where i would like to send the same object to 2 or
> more different webservices which accept objects with exactly the same
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> Ian