Web serveces?

[news.online.no]

Hello
Is it a part of the Web servece standard that the web servece always wil
return a spesification file?
(the Service1.wsdl)

We have a company that are ofering a web service to us, but I can't connect
to it with Visual Studio.net
becace it does not return the wsdl file at its URL

Is it possible to set up the object manualy at the client (VS.net) witout
the WSDL file returned from the server?
e.g. can I manuely create the WSDL file at the client or is it other ways to
create the object at the client?

Regards
Vidar Martinsen

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

WSDL is part of the specification, but automatically returning WSDL is not.
Ask the company for the WSDL for their service and you should be able to
connect just fine.

You can, of course, create a WSDL file if you know the URL for the service
and the input and output. The best method here is to create your own service
with the same interface(s) and get the WSDL. You can then change the URL to
theirs and run their service. But, they should be able to provide WSDL for
connection.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Hello
Is it a part of the Web servece standard that the web servece always wil
return a spesification file?
(the Service1.wsdl)

We have a company that are ofering a web service to us, but I can't connect to it with Visual Studio.net
becace it does not return the wsdl file at its URL

Is it possible to set up the object manualy at the client (VS.net) witout
the WSDL file returned from the server?
e.g. can I manuely create the WSDL file at the client or is it other ways to create the object at the client?

Regards
Vidar Martinsen

[news.online.no]

Hi
Thanks for your ansver
I have tryed to do somthing like this, but I can't find out where to change
the URL to the company's Web serveces
I use VS.net and have tryed to change all the URLs i find in the properties
under WEB reference, but it still use my (dummy) web serveces and not the
company's.
Greatful for answers.

Regards
Vidar Martinsen
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" <No************@comcast.netNoSpamM> skrev i
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WSDL is part of the specification, but automatically returning WSDL is not. Ask the company for the WSDL for their service and you should be able to
connect just fine.

You can, of course, create a WSDL file if you know the URL for the service
and the input and output. The best method here is to create your own service with the same interface(s) and get the WSDL. You can then change the URL to theirs and run their service. But, they should be able to provide WSDL for
connection.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

************************************************** ********************
Think Outside the Box!
************************************************** ********************
"news.online.no" <vi*************@ft.dep.no> wrote in message
news:xW*****************@news4.e.nsc.no...

Hello
Is it a part of the Web servece standard that the web servece always wil
return a spesification file?
(the Service1.wsdl)

We have a company that are ofering a web service to us, but I can't connect

to it with Visual Studio.net
becace it does not return the wsdl file at its URL

Is it possible to set up the object manualy at the client (VS.net) witout the WSDL file returned from the server?
e.g. can I manuely create the WSDL file at the client or is it other

ways to

create the object at the client?

Regards
Vidar Martinsen

[Henke]

Have you tried changing the UrlBehavior to dynamic and the changed the URL
in your .config-file?
/Henke

"news.online.no" <vi*************@ft.dep.no> skrev i meddelandet
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Hi
Thanks for your ansver
I have tryed to do somthing like this, but I can't find out where to change the URL to the company's Web serveces
I use VS.net and have tryed to change all the URLs i find in the properties under WEB reference, but it still use my (dummy) web serveces and not the
company's.
Greatful for answers.

Regards
Vidar Martinsen
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" <No************@comcast.netNoSpamM> skrev i
melding news:ea**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

WSDL is part of the specification, but automatically returning WSDL is

not.

Ask the company for the WSDL for their service and you should be able to
connect just fine.

You can, of course, create a WSDL file if you know the URL for the service

and the input and output. The best method here is to create your own

service

with the same interface(s) and get the WSDL. You can then change the URL

to

theirs and run their service. But, they should be able to provide WSDL for connection.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

************************************************** ********************
Think Outside the Box!
************************************************** ********************
"news.online.no" <vi*************@ft.dep.no> wrote in message
news:xW*****************@news4.e.nsc.no...

Hello
Is it a part of the Web servece standard that the web servece always wil return a spesification file?
(the Service1.wsdl)

We have a company that are ofering a web service to us, but I can't

connect

to it with Visual Studio.net
becace it does not return the wsdl file at its URL

Is it possible to set up the object manualy at the client (VS.net)

witout the WSDL file returned from the server?
e.g. can I manuely create the WSDL file at the client or is it other

ways

to

create the object at the client?

Regards
Vidar Martinsen