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Override a Web service Proxy class

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Rui - 04 Jul 2007 18:26 GMT
Can I override the send and receive methods on a web service proxy?

I want to use the default proxy classes generated when I add a reference to
a web service to create and read the SOAP messages when I call a method… but,
I would like to replace the send and receive with my own code so I could send
the Soap message to an EMS queue and get the response SOAP from another queue
instead of calling the web service.
Michael Nemtsev - 05 Jul 2007 08:50 GMT
Hello Rui,

You need to make your changes manually in client proxy.
I'm not sure if there is a program way to do this

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R> Can I override the send and receive methods on a web service proxy?
R>
R> I want to use the default proxy classes generated when I add a
R> reference to a web service to create and read the SOAP messages when
R> I call a method… but, I would like to replace the send and receive
R> with my own code so I could send the Soap message to an EMS queue and
R> get the response SOAP from another queue instead of calling the web
R> service.
R>

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