Web service connect problem

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  • yfng

    Web service connect problem

    I build a web service in a server(A) and can connect to it successfully in my
    local computer(B) by using SoapHttpClientP rotocol as client. However, when I
    move the same code(local computer (B)) to another computer (C). It (C) can
    view the web service through browser but not success in code.

    Is there anything that I need to notice to use SoapttpClientPr otocol, i.e.
    which port to use and what else service or software that I need to enable?

    Thanks very much

  • Marvin Smit

    #2
    Re: Web service connect problem

    Hi,


    Does your WebService require authentication?

    And if so.... Did you attach the credentials to your proxy?

    Hope this helps,

    Marvin Smit

    On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 20:34:02 -0700, "yfng"
    <yfng@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote:
    [color=blue]
    >I build a web service in a server(A) and can connect to it successfully in my
    >local computer(B) by using SoapHttpClientP rotocol as client. However, when I
    >move the same code(local computer (B)) to another computer (C). It (C) can
    >view the web service through browser but not success in code.
    >
    >Is there anything that I need to notice to use SoapttpClientPr otocol, i.e.
    >which port to use and what else service or software that I need to enable?
    >
    >Thanks very much[/color]

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    • Marvin Smit

      #3
      Re: Web service connect problem

      Hi,


      Does your WebService require authentication?

      And if so.... Did you attach the credentials to your proxy?

      Hope this helps,

      Marvin Smit

      On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 20:34:02 -0700, "yfng"
      <yfng@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >I build a web service in a server(A) and can connect to it successfully in my
      >local computer(B) by using SoapHttpClientP rotocol as client. However, when I
      >move the same code(local computer (B)) to another computer (C). It (C) can
      >view the web service through browser but not success in code.
      >
      >Is there anything that I need to notice to use SoapttpClientPr otocol, i.e.
      >which port to use and what else service or software that I need to enable?
      >
      >Thanks very much[/color]

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