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Web method case sensitive issue

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maflatoun@gmail.com - 24 Oct 2005 17:43 GMT
Hi,

I have recently noticed that some of my web services when used/tested
directly by calling the

.asmx page return the following result

Invalid method name 'logusagereport',  method names are case sensitive.
 The method name 'LogUsageReport' with the same name but different
casing was found.
Parameter name: methodName

However, I only have 1 method (web method) called 'LogUsageReport' and
I don't have any reference to 'logusagereport' all lowercase from
anywhere in my web service.

BTW, everything works fine when I make the call from within my
application.

Any idea?

Thanks
Maz.
Marvin Smit - 25 Oct 2005 09:44 GMT
Hi,

My guess would be; Someone is sending you a soap message which does
not have the correct capatilization in it. When the WebService tries
to de-serialize this, it will complain about the case-sensitivity.

Is the client that is getting this error using a Proxy? or building
the SOAP request himself?

Hope this helps,

Marvin Smit.

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