Hi Ricardo,

I'm assuming by complex parameter you mean an XML document that has some
degree of hierarchy?

You could manage the XML document yourself, from an ASP page, or you could
create a class that calls a proxy for the web service, and make this class
COM exposed and then use this from your ASP page.  Another option is to use
the SOAP Toolkit - even though this is no longer supported.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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Hi.
I have a web service with complex params. I need call this web service from
a page .asp. How to create this complex param?

Thanks in advanced.

Ricardo