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Savas Ates - 25 Nov 2004 11:06 GMT
i was given an url  bla bla.wsdl

i am asked for entering data using  this wsdl url?

is it possible? how can i do it? must i use asp.net werb services ..

any url or example or way t solve it will be appriciated.. please help...

friendly page Dan u say i dont understant what u mean?
what can be friendly page url extension?

i was given only 2 url two enter product info? im a newbie about web
services... i need help.. ?

WSDL:

http://212.115.6.230/kangurum2-web/services/glue/ProductUpdateService.wsdl

Doc: http://212.115.6.230/serviceDocs/productInformationServiceDoc.html
Hayato Iriumi - 27 Nov 2004 08:06 GMT
Hello Savas,

Exactly what do you need to do? You can generate proxy class using WSDL.exe
tool that comes with .NET. Then, write code against the proxy class which
will call the web service. Is it what you want to do?

> i was given an url  bla bla.wsdl
>
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> Doc:
> http://212.115.6.230/serviceDocs/productInformationServiceDoc.html
Savas Ates - 27 Nov 2004 08:23 GMT
ok but i dont know how i do it.. any example url or reference book.. im a
newbie about web services..
Savas Ates - 27 Nov 2004 09:53 GMT
ok i created my proxy class... but how i use it any sample?
Hayato Iriumi - 27 Nov 2004 17:49 GMT
Just instantiate it and use the object. It will call the web service for
you.

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