well , the web service is has a punlicly available wsdl.
I have not written the web service . The class is well defined and can be
seen through the proxy class added
by visual studio .
The class reflects the structure of a well defined xml schema and i may not
be allowed to post the url of as .
But it is true that there is a wsdl accessible through
an internet brower.
I use C# .
It is just too complicated to read fields from the class .
I beleive a dataset would be more intuitive to work with.
So it would be great if i could read the return class into an xml file that
can be processed trhough a dataset instead of the class returned which
somehow complicated.
Many thanks
JB
"Siegfried Glaser" <Si*************@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Well, a little more information would be of help.
- What programming language and which developing environment are you
using?
- Did you write the webmethod yourself or is the webmethod from somewhere
else? As you write that it returns some "obscure class", I would tend to
believe that you use a webservice placed in the internet. If that's true,
please post the URL.
- Have you already tried to view the webservice with Internet Explorer?
Normally there are descriptions for webservices that are meant to be
consumed
by public.
- How did you call the webservice when you got the return in question?
Sigi
