Couple of questions for all of you.

My web pages are currently using my web services to fetch all of there data
as xml.  The xml is placed in a MSXM4 object then rendered client side with
xslt.  This works fine, now getting the data back.

I would like to update the client side xml with the changed values from the
form, easy enough.  Then send that data back to the web service.  So here
are my questions

1. Can I use the XMLHTTP object in JScript to create a post back to to a web
service?
2. If I wish to embed the xml into the XMLHTTP.send method call do I need to
start using soap?
3. If I am using soap do I need to create a proxy of the webservice in order
for the WSDL to be created?
4. If I am using soap, can I embed a document that the user has requested to
be updated.  Can this be placed within the soap packet along with other xml?

Not looking for how you do it simply want to find out if I am on the right
path or not with some links.  Been reading all weekend both books and
on-line and nothing seems to give a clear answer or example.  The reason I
am using web services to post my data is because at a later date the
services will be made available to 3rd party vendors, right once use many
idea!

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Cheers
Keith

PS: Running .NET framework 1.1 on Win2k