Unfortunately, the link you provided is an all Java solution. I'm constrained that my service is written in C# AND is hosted in an NT service (as opposed to the more traditional asmx page in IIS).
I'm starting to think that the big clue that I "can't get there from here", is that I can't fine a way to generate WSDL from my solution. All the solutions I find, including the one you referenced, rely on a WSDL file being a...
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Interesting idea, but my organization is probably too cheap to buy that package.Leave a comment:
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Calling C# web service (soap.tcp) from Java
I have C# based webservice that is hosted in a NT service. Programmatic access to the web service is of the form: soap.tcp://localhost:11141/ProcessorWebSer vice
(The more traditional way to implement C# webservices is to put them in asp.net (.asmx) files and hosted by IIS. Access to these services is of the form: http://localhost/webservicetest/service.asmx. For various reasons, I don’t want to do that.)
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