I try to call a .NET Webservice from Java. Can anybody give me a tip how to
do this?
Christian

I have several WebMethods in my 2.0 system decorated like this:
  [WebMethodAttribute(Description=".....
I have XML comments that describe the actual parameters.
I would like to copy those comments (or use them directly) so they are

ASP.Net v2.0
Can you send an attachment with a web-method call? If so, how?
Thanks
Kev

My Environment
*  Windows XP
*  .NET 2.0
*  Visual Studio 2005

Hi.  I have a C# WebService with a WebMethod that returns an array of
(WebService-defined) objects.  If I create a consumer exe and call the
method, everything is as expected.
If I then create a thread within my exe and call the WebMethod from

Do you know of any software that allows you to point to any web-service URL,
paste the SOAP XML packet into a window, fire the pasted SOAP packet and see
the returned XML SOAP XML in the same program?
SOAP Spy Enterprise Edition does this, but it is expensive. Any other

I am working with web services in .NET.
Environment : Web Service/IIS5.1/ASP.NET 2.0 / VB.NET
To Consume the Web Service Source file I have followed the below steps.
step 1: wsdl.exe /l:VB /n:WService /out:binServiceName.vb  http://localhost:1251/Zillowservice/ServiceName.asmx?WSDL

I am trying to send TCP SOAP messages with WSE 3.0, but all of the
messages are MIME'd, which I don't want.  I cannot seem to turn this
off.  I have the project MTOM settings set to the following in Visual
Studio:

Using VS2005 Pro, SP1, VB, ASP.NET2.0, .NET 2.0, WSE 3.0, SOAP 1.2 to
convert a web services consuming client from WSE 2.0, SOAP 1.1 to WSE 3.0,
SOAP 1.2.
It worked under the old version and after making the changes i thought were

i need to check the availability of my web service....
how can i do that.
i dont want to call any of the methods present in web service to test
availability..

I've built a class that uses the IXmlSerializable interface to do custom
serialization.  I"ve then used the IXmlSerializable.GetSchema() method to
output the schema of my class to the wsdl in my web service.  The problem is
that the schema of my class appears in a seperate schema ...

I've added the System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSchemaProvider attribute to my
class to customize the schema. Some of the datatypes in my schema are
strings, but I'm getting an error that string type is not declared.  Can
anyone show me how to do this properly?  I've included the code ...

I have a problem - after deploying application in client
environment, on some client machines occured error.
Environment:
App server: ASP.NET WebService/Win 2003/ secured SSL (.NET 2.0)

Hello ,
I am developing a white board type stand-alone VB .NET application in which
the .EXE application will be installed in two or more different client
machines .

We have a web method which returns the following type:
   public class methodNameResult
   {
       public string responseCode = null;