Well ... according to the example you have provided, they are using a GET
request. If a GET request is indeed what you would like to support, enable
it in the web.config file by adding the <HttpGet> protocol.
HTH,
Alex
> Please,
>
> i have an webservice created with .NET, and a client want to consume it with
> a JAVA client. They are using POST, but this way my webservice crash.
>
> They are calling this URL:
http:\\www.beispielseite.com.br\webservice.asmx\login?param1=xxxx¶m2=yyyyyy
> using this way i get this error message: InvalidOperationException: Request
> format is unrecognized.]
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>
> Fabiano
Girish bharadwaj - 11 Sep 2004 11:25 GMT
And of course, GET might not be acceptable if your web service needs complex
types to be passed in.
> Well ... according to the example you have provided, they are using a GET
> request. If a GET request is indeed what you would like to support, enable
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> >
> > They are calling this URL:
http:\\www.beispielseite.com.br\webservice.asmx\login?param1=xxxx¶m2=yyyyyy
> > using this way i get this error message: InvalidOperationException:
> Request
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> >
> > Fabiano
That is a GET request, not a POST.
> Please,
>
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>
> Fabiano
you can enable HttpPost, HttpGet, HttpPostLocalhost in machine.config
file
(c:\winnt\micrsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\config\)
search for protocols. and uncomment the above three.
hope it works...
regards,
ganesh