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old asp and webservices?

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bgmate@yahoo.com - 06 Sep 2006 20:10 GMT
Does anyone know if it is possible to consume WS with the old asp? I
know it is possible with asp.net.

Thank you
Scott M. - 06 Sep 2006 21:02 GMT
Sure.  Web Services are not a Microsoft invention, nor are they .NET
specific.  You still need a WSDL, http & SOAP.

> Does anyone know if it is possible to consume WS with the old asp? I
> know it is possible with asp.net.
>
> Thank you
bgmate - 06 Sep 2006 23:33 GMT
Thanks Scott for your reply.

I'm new to WS so I'm not sure what you mean. Is there an object build
in old asp (microsoft) that I can use? Or should I develop that object
my self? In that case where do I start? Any links or code would be much
appretiated.

In newer Visual interdev (dotnet) it seams easy to consume a WS.

Thank you
/Stefan
Scott M. - 07 Sep 2006 07:23 GMT
> I'm new to WS so I'm not sure what you mean. Is there an object build
> in old asp (microsoft) that I can use? Or should I develop that object
> my self? In that case where do I start? Any links or code would be much
> appretiated.

Here's an example that takes a web service written in ASP.NET and consumes
it via a classic asp page:

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/070302-1.shtml

> In newer Visual interdev (dotnet) it seams easy to consume a WS.

Visual InterDev is NOT .NET. InterDev was part of Visual Studio 6 and was
MS's first real attempt at a development environment specifically for the
web.  Visual Studio .NET is .NET.
bgmate - 08 Sep 2006 12:31 GMT
Thanks a lot Scott.

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