I have to send a SOAP request from my .NET/C# client to a server
(Apache/Java/Axis) that expects a SessionKey to appear in the
SOAPHeader.  Their WSDL does not describe the header (I spoke with them
and they are not able to provide WSDL with it) so I handcrafted the
WSDL and ran WSDL.EXE on it.  This takes me 99% of the way there, but
the last 1% seems insurmountable!  The problem is that the server
expects the SOAPHeader to contain the value as a simple type (string),
not a complex type.  Here is what is expected...
 <soapenv:Header...>
   <ns:SessionKey...> XXXXXX </ns:SessionKey>
 </soapenv:Header>
Here is what I get from .NET...
 <soapenv:Header...>
  <ns:MyHeader...>
   <SessionKey...> XXXXXX </SessionKey>
  </ns:MyHeader>
 </soapenv:Header>
I want to get rid of the MyHeader - to simply change it from a
complexType to an element.  If I try to change it from a complexType to
an element, I get the error that use="encoded" values must be
complexTypes.  .NET seems to allow this for use="literal" types, but
the body is use="encoded", and if the body is encoded, the header must
be as well - or I get a VS TOOL error. (from WSDL.EXE)
Q: Is there a way in .NET to create a simple one-element SOAPHeader,
not an embedded/nested complex type?
Thank you so very much. - Emul