I've managed to create a desktop app (in vs2005) using .net that accesses a
web service.
However porting to the compact framework is a failure, because the
response(s) to the proxy class calls are not constructed properly. The
service uses a session token that is in a member object of the returned
structure. wsdl.exe makes this object a base class (in .net and .netcf) but
in the cf app, it shows as null, but other members of the response suggest a
successful call (to a login attempt). Without the session token I am unable
to continue, and if I were able to continue, I suspect similar errrors
again.
I cannot seem to google my way out of this :-( I was under the impression
that .netcf was great at consuming web services, but it isn't here.
Any suggestions on how I workaround this problem, or perhaps modify the
generated code from wsdl.exe?
Simon.
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I've managed to create a desktop app (in vs2005) using .net that accesses a
web service.
However porting to the compact framework is a failure, because the
response(s) to the proxy class calls are not constructed properly. The
service uses a session token that is in a member object of the returned
structure. wsdl.exe makes this object a base class (in .net and .netcf) but
in the cf app, it shows as null, but other members of the response suggest a
successful call (to a login attempt). Without the session token I am unable
to continue, and if I were able to continue, I suspect similar errrors
again.
I cannot seem to google my way out of this :-( I was under the impression
that .netcf was great at consuming web services, but it isn't here.
Any suggestions on how I workaround this problem, or perhaps modify the
generated code from wsdl.exe?
Simon.
Basicly all your async stuff wont work with the compact framwork. you need to hack away at the proxy.
See here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229663.aspx
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