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Chris Wallis
What is the difference when using a web service in a
project between adding the Web Service as a Web Reference
and running wsdl.exe to create a Proxy class?
When would you use each method?
The reason I ask is because I have a third party Java web
service which when I try to add a web reference by
pointing to the wsdl file, I get the 'No web references
found on this page' error (after being prompted for
credential information), but I can use the web service by
running wsdl.exe on the wsdl file (which has been copied
locally to get around the credentials issue) and using the
proxy class created. I do not understand why one method
works and not the other?
project between adding the Web Service as a Web Reference
and running wsdl.exe to create a Proxy class?
When would you use each method?
The reason I ask is because I have a third party Java web
service which when I try to add a web reference by
pointing to the wsdl file, I get the 'No web references
found on this page' error (after being prompted for
credential information), but I can use the web service by
running wsdl.exe on the wsdl file (which has been copied
locally to get around the credentials issue) and using the
proxy class created. I do not understand why one method
works and not the other?