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  • Geir Forsmo
    #1

    static wsdl in .net

    Hi!

    I am trying to create a web service from a wsdl from a external part.
    The external part is running as a client, but forces us to use their
    wsdl specification because they are communicating against several
    other parts which also must follow their wsdl contract. Now we are the
    only one that is implementing our web service in .net. The other ones
    have implemented their web service on the bea weblogic platform (java)
    and therefore has an easier integration.

    Some have told me to use the original wdsl as a static wsdl to my web
    service and in this way could be the client call my web service. If
    some of you have done this or have some experience with static wsdl
    please let me know. I won't really like to see an asp.net web service
    example that uses a static wsdl.

    Hope you can help me with this.

    regards

    Geir F
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    • Tiago Halm
      #2
      Re: static wsdl in .net

      Get the wsdl/xsd files, and then generate the client proxy with:
      svcutil.exe *.wsdl *.xsd
      Tiago Halm

      "Geir Forsmo" <geir.forsmo@gm ail.comwrote in message
      news:7294edb2-a2a5-4432-b4f3-015aa0c2ebb3@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
      Hi!
      >
      I am trying to create a web service from a wsdl from a external part.
      The external part is running as a client, but forces us to use their
      wsdl specification because they are communicating against several
      other parts which also must follow their wsdl contract. Now we are the
      only one that is implementing our web service in .net. The other ones
      have implemented their web service on the bea weblogic platform (java)
      and therefore has an easier integration.
      >
      Some have told me to use the original wdsl as a static wsdl to my web
      service and in this way could be the client call my web service. If
      some of you have done this or have some experience with static wsdl
      please let me know. I won't really like to see an asp.net web service
      example that uses a static wsdl.
      >
      Hope you can help me with this.
      >
      regards
      >
      Geir F

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        • Geir Forsmo
          #3
          Re: static wsdl in .net

          On 1 Mar, 02:59, "Tiago Halm" <th...@nospam.h otmail.comwrote :
          Get the wsdl/xsd files, and then generate the client proxy with:
          >
          svcutil.exe *.wsdl *.xsd
          >
          Tiago Halm
          >
          "Geir Forsmo" <geir.for...@gm ail.comwrote in message
          >
          news:7294edb2-a2a5-4432-b4f3-015aa0c2ebb3@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
          >
          Hi!
          >
          I am trying to create a web service from a wsdl from a external part.
          The external part is running as a client, but forces us to use their
          wsdl specification because they are communicating against several
          other parts which also must follow their wsdl contract. Now we are the
          only one that is implementing our web service in .net. The other ones
          have implemented their web service on the bea weblogic platform (java)
          and therefore has an easier integration.
          >
          Some have told me to use the original wdsl as a static wsdl to my web
          service and in this way could be the client call my web service. If
          some of you have done this or have some experience with static wsdl
          please let me know. I won't really like to see an asp.net web service
          example that uses a static wsdl.
          >
          Hope you can help me with this.
          >
          regards
          >
          Geir F
          Hi again. Where do I find svcutil?

          regards

          Geir F

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            • tiago.halm@gmail.com
              #4
              Re: static wsdl in .net

              Available on the windows sdk:
              http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

              Tiago Halm

              On Mar 5, 12:29 pm, Geir Forsmo <geir.for...@gm ail.comwrote:
              On 1 Mar, 02:59, "Tiago Halm" <th...@nospam.h otmail.comwrote :
              >
              >
              >
              >
              >
              Get the wsdl/xsd files, and then generate the client proxy with:
              >
              svcutil.exe *.wsdl *.xsd
              >
              Tiago Halm
              >
              "Geir Forsmo" <geir.for...@gm ail.comwrote in message
              >
              news:7294edb2-a2a5-4432-b4f3-015aa0c2ebb3@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
              >
              Hi!
              >
              I am trying to create a web service from a wsdl from a external part.
              The external part is running as a client, but forces us to use their
              wsdl specification because they are communicating against several
              other parts which also must follow their wsdl contract. Now we are the
              only one that is implementing our web service in .net. The other ones
              have implemented their web service on the bea weblogic platform (java)
              and therefore has an easier integration.
              >
              Some have told me to use the original wdsl as a static wsdl to my web
              service and in this way could be the client call my web service. If
              some of you have done this or have some experience with static wsdl
              please let me know. I won't really like to see an asp.net web service
              example that uses a static wsdl.
              >
              Hope you can help me with this.
              >
              regards
              >
              Geir F
              >
              Hi again. Where do I find svcutil?
              >
              regards
              >
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