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almurph@altavista.com - 21 Mar 2006 20:40 GMT
Hi,

    Hope you can help me here and apologies if I'm in the wrong board! We
have a web service behind a firewall that we want our customers to be
able to connect to. Said Webservcie is coded in VB.NET and uses the
SOAP protocol.
    Problem is though our customers use Java on an Apache server. They
want to know how to connectto this Webservice.
    My question is: what should we tell them? Can anyone help please? Any
comments/suggestions/best-practises much ppreicated...

Thank you,
Al.
Pandurang Nayak - 23 Mar 2006 00:53 GMT
Provide them with your WSDL document. Using that they will be able to create
a Java client to access your web service.

It is perfectly possible.

Regards,
Pandurang
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