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Visual Studio 2003 / SQL Server 2000

Is it possible to call a webservice from a stored procedure?

I have a field system with SQL CE on it, this talks to a SQL backend, but
that then needs to talk to another none microsoft application(Progress) which
can be exposed via webservices. Is this possible??

Thanks
Jul 22 '05 #1
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Steve,

I've manages this with Oracle 9i, which has some low level http/soap
procedures built in. You have to manually construct a valid soap message,
send it, and consume the reply. A bit of a chore, which I understand is
easier in 10g.

Completely unsure about SQL CE. What provides you SQL back end ? SQL Server ?

"Steve" wrote:
Visual Studio 2003 / SQL Server 2000

Is it possible to call a webservice from a stored procedure?

I have a field system with SQL CE on it, this talks to a SQL backend, but
that then needs to talk to another none microsoft application(Progress) which
can be exposed via webservices. Is this possible??

Thanks

Jul 22 '05 #2
Yes, the backend is SQL Server talking to a SQL CE client on the PDA. When
the client talks to the SQL Server backend, I need it to call some web
services that I have generated to expose our Progress DB

"RobJUK66" wrote:
Steve,

I've manages this with Oracle 9i, which has some low level http/soap
procedures built in. You have to manually construct a valid soap message,
send it, and consume the reply. A bit of a chore, which I understand is
easier in 10g.

Completely unsure about SQL CE. What provides you SQL back end ? SQL Server ?

"Steve" wrote:
Visual Studio 2003 / SQL Server 2000

Is it possible to call a webservice from a stored procedure?

I have a field system with SQL CE on it, this talks to a SQL backend, but
that then needs to talk to another none microsoft application(Progress) which
can be exposed via webservices. Is this possible??

Thanks

Jul 22 '05 #3

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