When you create a .NET webservice and set a Webreference to it from a client
application, it uses the webservice - generated WSDL contract to create a
client proxy class to make webmethod calls to the service.
The WSDL utility does the same thing, it just has some additional utility
switches.
Peter
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>I have developed a small class and generated a proxy class for it
using the wsdl.exe utility. I dont understand how an actual wsdl file
ties into this. It appears that I can create a c# webservice and
operate without a wsdl file, but that doesnt realy make sense to me.
Does the SoapHttpClientProtocol class hide the wsdl xml file?
Any help Appreciated!
-Velik