I am starting to get the idea...the xsd's feed the service layer operations
and messages. I am beginning to understand it at the abstract level. But at
implementation, when the client references a web service, the wsdl is
referenced, then the client binds through a proxy to the web service. My
question is, "How is the same object created(and hydrated) on the client
side that existed on the server side before it was serialized?" How does the
"newing up" happen? If there is no class sitting on the client to
instantiate, does it get the class from the wsdl? There must be in the xsd
portion of the wsdl, the data elements which will be turned into an object.
But when and where does that happen. When and how is the customer object
created on the client and then filled up with the data values? Thank
ou. -hazz