invoking web services dynamically at runtime

[anacrisan]

I am required to write a control that, among other things should have a property that specifies a web service, one that specifies the method to invoke and another that will hold the parameters.
My question is, how can I invoke the web service if i don't know which one it is until runtime? (the web service can also be a non-existent one)

Thanks in advance.

[jhardman]

I am required to write a control that, among other things should have a property that specifies a web service, one that specifies the method to invoke and another that will hold the parameters.
My question is, how can I invoke the web service if i don't know which one it is until runtime? (the web service can also be a non-existent one)

Thanks in advance.

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Jared, moderator
ASP forum

[anacrisan]

The policy of The Scripts Developer Network is to not answer homework questions. If there is a lesson principle that you would like to clarify, please do so.

Jared, moderator
ASP forum

I found a solution on msdn using a proxy class but I didn't quite understand it, as the code wasn't complete and it was in VB (I'm working with c#). And this is not a piece of homework. It's just an exercise I'm doing to get used to working with web services.

I would appreciate any ideas. I don't expect people to throw in the actual lines of code or something.

[jhardman]

I found a solution on msdn using a proxy class but I didn't quite understand it, as the code wasn't complete and it was in VB (I'm working with c#). And this is not a piece of homework. It's just an exercise I'm doing to get used to working with web services.

Sorry, I misunderstood. Anyway, I'm moving this question to the .NET forum, in asp classic we only use scripting languages, usually vbScript. good luck

Jared