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Asfar - 28 Sep 2006 14:07 GMT
Hi,

I have developed my first webservice using Web Service Software Factory
provided by Microsoft.
Java client will consume my webservice.
Now my question is what information do i need to provide to the developer
who will be developing the Java client.
Should I just use wsdl.exe and generate the proxy class for my asmx file and
send the generated *.cs file to the developer?

Thanks,
-Asfar
Pablo Cibraro [MVP] - 28 Sep 2006 14:47 GMT
Hi Asfar,

You only need to give him the URL address where your service's WSDL is
published.
Java also contains tools similar to wsdl.exe to generate the proxy classes,
so the developer can use one of these tools to generate the proxy and
consume your service.

Regards,
Pablo Cibraro
http://weblogs.asp.net/cibrax

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> -Asfar

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