How to create a call a web service dynamically

[dave]

We're programming in C# .net 1.1.

I've read that in order to create a web reference I can either (1) "Add A
Web Reference" from the VS 2003 IDE or (2) I can run the Wsdl.exe tool to
generate the source code file for the proxy class, compile the code file,
then copy the complied proxy class into the ASP.NET application /bin
directory.

Our goal is to make this all dynamic. So we would build our web reference
using the Wsdl.exe tool. Then we would need a way to call the web service
dynamically in code. Can I build a dynamic string in code to execute that?

Example:
string s1 = "WebService1.WS TestWS = new WebService1.WS();";
string s2 = "TestWS.FunctionName(param1, param2);";
And then somehow execute those commands. Is it possible?

Thanks for any help.

[Kolbis Guy]

Hi,
You can use reflection to load the assembly and then by creating the
required type you can invoke a method by its name.

"dave" wrote:

We're programming in C# .net 1.1.

I've read that in order to create a web reference I can either (1) "Add A
Web Reference" from the VS 2003 IDE or (2) I can run the Wsdl.exe tool to
generate the source code file for the proxy class, compile the code file,
then copy the complied proxy class into the ASP.NET application /bin
directory.

Our goal is to make this all dynamic. So we would build our web reference
using the Wsdl.exe tool. Then we would need a way to call the web service
dynamically in code. Can I build a dynamic string in code to execute that?

Example:
string s1 = "WebService1.WS TestWS = new WebService1.WS();";
string s2 = "TestWS.FunctionName(param1, param2);";
And then somehow execute those commands. Is it possible?

Thanks for any help.